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Arch Linux isn't up to date anymore (lemmy.world)
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Arch Linux keeps falling behind in package updates, basic packages like gdb and LLVM are newer in Fedora then in Arch, and Bash is newer in DEBIAN then in Arch. Why have package updates fallen so far behind?

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[-] InverseParallax@lemmy.world 1 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

All right, enough of this debian bashing, this isn't 2007 anymore, they're actually using up-to-date packages and kernels, you'll need to find someone else to kick around now.

I ... liked... arch for a while, but they broke a few times (library dependency failure, think it was expat) and I'm not in this just for smug.

Gentoo did the same, but probably going back to them as a hybrid distro, debian as the base, gentoo as the lxc working distro with some DE apps.

Have a ton of cores, gentoo should be fun.

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