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DeathToCockroaches@lemmy.world
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Arch users HAVE to know a lot because their updates break it conatantly

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Raistlin@lemmy.sdf.org
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Honestly I’ve found it to be surprisingly stable, and the only time the system broke, it was my own fault.

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IriYan@lemmy.world
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I’ve found it to be surprisingly stable

It sounds like you have used it extensively then, because the myth is spread by people who never tried.

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beneeney@lemm.eeA
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Arch user here. I have no idea what I’m doing. Killing Floor just crashed my graphics card or something to crash and my monitors aren’t working after reboots. Oh god

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IriYan@lemmy.world
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Arch users HAVE to know

They do know this is a popular myth spread around by the antiquities of debian/mint/ubuntu users who wait a few years for Arch users to locate any bugs.

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