alt Hacker News> If they use a rolling distro, they hate the constant brokenness that comes with it.
Never happens for me on Arch, which I've run as my primary desktop for 15 years.
> If they use a rolling distro, they hate the constant brokenness that comes with it.
Never happens for me on Arch, which I've run as my primary desktop for 15 years.
Maybe you are running a desktop environment which never changes but Gnome has been constantly broken in many different ways for the last 5+ years. At times it felt more like a developer playground than a usable desktop environment. KDE is more stable nowadays but it still breaks in mysterious ways from time to time. I also had major issues for some time when Qt6 started rolling out.
And Arch itself also needs manual interventions on package updates every so often, just a few weeks ago there was a major change to the NVidia driver packaging.