it is more about arch’s philosy being your system may not boot next update, happens pretty much no where else, except windows, manjaro and sometimes ubuntu
I’m not sure it’s ever happened to me. I imagine it must have, because of Arch’s reputation, but I can’t recall it ever actually happening to me personally.
So its less about lack of packagekit support in pacman and more about lack of manual intervention features in GUI software managers?
it is more about arch’s philosy being your system may not boot next update, happens pretty much no where else, except windows, manjaro and sometimes ubuntu
Yeah … no thanks. I’ll be okay with slightly outdated versions of various packages, as long as they still work.
I’m not sure it’s ever happened to me. I imagine it must have, because of Arch’s reputation, but I can’t recall it ever actually happening to me personally.
My last Fedora version upgrade was a test of my troubleshooting skills, for sure.