i spent all day installing and configuring an arch install only to realize at the very end that the actual solutions to my problems were staring me right in the face, picrel
>>106122625 I didn't have any issues up until they started the open driver they keep having the software stack mismatched which is incompetence on their end tired of getting cuda version mismatches ever other month or even less
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 4:39:49 AM No.106122661
Tumbleweed has always been solid for me, but I wonder whether itโs pointless once YaST is gone.
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 4:47:48 AM No.106122709
>>106122622 >I'm interested in their slowroll option, I come from a debian background so slowroll kind of appeals to me.
Tumbleweed is extremely stable for a rolling release distro. I was too much of a pussy to install Arch so I tried Tumbleweed and it works great. Way stabler than Sid or Arch or Fedora Rawhide.
>>106122759 A lot of people use Sid as a daily driver, the official Debian devs do not recommend for daily use but people use it anyway (with all the risks it has).
Fedora Rawhide is unusable, it's mostly a testing ground for the next distro, it's not supposed to use as a daily driver because it's extremely unstable. But if you want, you can try it.
>>106121325 FPBP working on redoing my homelab with nixos + nixos-anywhere. I just wish nixos had better documentation; kept me on arch for way too long, desu.
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 6:20:08 AM No.106123333
>>106121283 (OP) >zypper dup >7000 updates >leave it overnight >8 hours later >stalled on the third package due to a server issue and stopped the update >retry and skip the troublesome package >babysit the process for two whole hours to manually skip errors That's OpenSUSE
>>106123333 use --non-interactive next time retard
Anonymous
8/3/2025, 12:35:16 PM No.106125358
When I get a normal installation I'm presented with a lot of shit I don't need that's also ancient and kept being alive for no good reason. Half of YaST looks like it hasn't been updated in ages for anything but compatibility and bugfixes. It's weirdly put together. They also abandoned some desktops. I don't think anyone cared about maintaining Cinnamon in there, it was like 10 years behind. The only thing I liked about this was OBS.