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on arch btw.

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on arch btw.

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 1 year ago

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    Choo choo debian+flatpak. Rock solid OS with the latest software. :)
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      Wheeeew nixos + ???. More or less unbreakable is with both latest and stable packages that you can easily mix and match (:
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    Absolutely obliterated.
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  And that’s how you create an Arch Unstable user

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