asking this question is the hallmark of an unstable distro. Sure, having minor bugs come and go is expected with rolling release, but when you're not sure your system will work after an update there is something wrong with the distro
waldfee
joined 2 months ago
yea it really is about the gut feeling for this one
That seems only appropriate for a language that's both typesafe and has any
relevant xkcd 
That is indeed a quote from Edward Snowden https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nothing_to_hide_argument#Criticism
That was the reason I installed win11 some time ago, only to realise that wmr would only work on 10, but after updates that wasn't the case either.., Linux it is then
lmao, the backpack has a cat ear
my workaround for awk, sed, and grep has been to create symlinks in my $Path that point to gawk, gsed, and ggrep, which you can install through brew. Nix has also been useful to keep my sanity intact, tho it's a learning curve too, and when Macos updates happen you will need to fix/reinstall it. Can I ask what terminal you are using?
it seems to have the reputation of not being the most reliable FS out there, apparently even causing data loss in some instances. In my experience tho it's been great, it's snapshot feature has saved me whenever a new kernel would break my broadcom wifi chip
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I mean it doesn't take an expert to understand that putting cloud of metal and rare earthes into the upper atmosphere is probably not the best of things to do