And of course I’m installing Linux on it. Install went well, even the fingerprint sensor built in to the laptop works.
Mostly this will be a school and DND machine but always nice to have a functional laptop for whatever else I may need it for.
And of course I’m installing Linux on it. Install went well, even the fingerprint sensor built in to the laptop works.
Mostly this will be a school and DND machine but always nice to have a functional laptop for whatever else I may need it for.
That’s the thing though, what breaks? I haven’t had anything break in 10+ years. Guess I’m lucky? Or other people are really unlucky/careless? Where is the discrepancy coming from, between this notion of Arch breaking for everyone all the time and it not happening for me? Or is it just simply a legend of a bygone era? I hear it was worse like maybe 15 years ago. Maybe Arch hasn’t shaken that image, still.
I mean, Steam Deck is based on Arch ffs. You can have it “stable” if you like. Why choose that distro if there’s so much “inherent risk” with it. It’s a solid distro if you know how to control yourself and your actions IMO.