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Illecors@lemmy.cafe 1 day agoGentoo/Arch guy checking in. It’s more about having fewer codepaths to go wrong after some update. At least in my case.
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Illecors@lemmy.cafe 1 day agoGentoo/Arch guy checking in. It’s more about having fewer codepaths to go wrong after some update. At least in my case.
MudMan@fedia.io 1 day ago
After a OS update? I mean, I guess, but most things are going to be in containers anyway, right?
The last update that messed me up on any counts was Python-related and that would have got me on any distro just as well.
Once again, I get it at scale, where you have so much maintenance to manage and want to keep it to a minimum, but for home use it seems to me that being on an LTS/stable update channel would have a much bigger impact than being on a lightweight distro.
Cyber@feddit.uk 1 day ago
No, even lighterweight - no containers.
My NAS is mostly plain Arch packages, so just upgrade and all is well. No additional container software layer to maintain either.
Btrfs management tools update with the OS, all is good.