OP hasn't used AUR much
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Really should keep that PPA use to a minimum. They're potentially a source of not just instability but possible malware as you're putting a lot of trust in whoever maintains that resource.
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Break your system and it's broken.
How unexpected!
I saw someone on ml point out that update should come before upgrade
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paru
Yay
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nix flake update
nixos-rebuild --switch --flake .
# Just to keep an update history
git add flake.lock
git commit -m "update"
This may seem like too much work, but it guarantees an all-or-nothing procedure. If some package is broken, the entire upgrade process is canceled, and the system remains in the state that it was.
I have had a couple of partial upgrade cases on Arch. It was not fun live booting to repair it, every time this happened.
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ujust update
I find debian more stable than arch, especially when updating.
Upgraded three systems to Debian 13 in the last few days. Went without a hitch. One Proxmox, one media server and player, one workstation.
Wayland still doesn't work, but that's apparently because of the noVideo drivers.
presses the big blue 'update' button in GNOME Software in Fedora
Do you actually need - Syyu or is - Syu fine? I have only really used the latter.
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Who the fuck still uses PPA?
yay
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Y u no pipe yes into apt 🙃
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