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which linux distro do you NOT like, and why?
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Noooo. You find -Syyu less intuitive than "upgrade"? How dare you.
I agree with all yoyr points. Arch has its place but is not for me.
You aren't even supposed to double the
y
unless you just installed the system or you feel like it's not picking up on updates.TIL.