This is an essential Arch troubleshooting skill.
Well you see, I didn’t know that haha, I know there are better ways to deal with a “defective” arch update but to me, that was the easiest, laziest way to do it and it worked most of the time. I have to admit this was a “me” problem I’m not blaming arch it’s just that I grew tired of things breaking because I didn’t read the news before doing pacman -Syu.
As a former arch linux guy, the solution to this is to be prepared by having a separate partition for home, and a bash script to reinstall f—ing everything again with a single command.
oh, my bad I misunderstood the question 😅
Debian, I got tired of things breaking in arch and even in fedora. I learned a lot but in the end, I just got tired of it.
I think Russians use DC++ or something else.
jpablo
Thanks.
I’m a thinkpad guy but how are these dells for everyday use with Linux?
I want to translate this into spanish (and probably esperanto) little by little if that’s ok
I am currently running Antix on my Acer Aspire One D255 with mixed results, Falkon to browse the “modern” web, and netsurf for simple websites, can’t play 1080p videos smoothly so I have to first resize them with ffmpeg (it takes a long time but it’s doable), other stuff like libreoffice works flawlessly.
Do you have the isos? I want to try this again
maybe SimpleHTTPServer (python) on the host and curl -C on the other machine?
I use Debian BTW 👴
I want to install NixOS on a laptop that I have lying around BTW.