It's dangerous to go rolling. Take this

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I nearly died. They say I must journey into the AUR realm for legacy GPU drivers, and I would have fallen into the text-only abyss had I updated days later (assuming I had not heard the news). My internet is too slow for regular updates. Continue onwards without me, I'll just rest here at this long-outdated version.

Generally I don't think rolling release is the issue itself (I have been using it for years), but it seems like every packaging/updating scheme out there sucks for one reason or another. Every time something looks like it has the answer, there is something else that works contrary to what is expected/desired.

I wield Arch btw

I've never had any problems with updates corrupting my system. I use Mint, by the way.

I've been using Debian SID for couple years now. Updates come every couple hours. Other than some held-back packaged from time to time I had 0 issues.

BTW, everyone knows that SID (Still In Development) is named after Sid Philips from Toy Story, right?

Rolling release?

You mean sysupdate cd /sys/src && mk install

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I miss pmjv