I have the same problem with CachyOS as I have with Manjaro: holding packages. I’ve been fcked up by aur once many moons ago on Manjaro and will never install it again… CachyOS seems it might have same problem.
I have the same problem with CachyOS as I have with Manjaro: holding packages. I’ve been fcked up by aur
If there is no proper version check for dependencies, it’s a packaging bug.
That said, people have different priorities. I was mentioning the users that cannot herd their flock of installed Arch packages any longer and need something less involved.
CachyOS seems it might have same problem.
Maybe. As you might have inferred from my reply, I’m not a CachyOS user myself. I’m a packager of software for openSUSE (not a contributor to the distribution, just in my own home repo), so I can spot the occasional packaging bug. There’s a bunch of Arch-derived distributions targeting more casual home users (KDE Linux is probably the biggest upcoming one, currently in alpha). Not all support AUR in the first place, though.
I’m on Tumbleweed myself, just a user and I’m happy here.
Yes, it’s fantastic. Highly underrated. I’ve installed Slowroll on my Steam Deck’s Distrobox yesterday. Interested to check out this conservative variant for a while.
I’m on tumbleweed on my PC and one server, microos on my NAS. And that amazing, I stop distro hopping after tumbleweed. (I think to move m’y server on microos like my NAS)
But I never try to install slowroll on my steamdeck, how are performance ? Are you starting with steam big picture or KDE desktop sddm ?
I have the same problem with CachyOS as I have with Manjaro: holding packages. I’ve been fcked up by aur once many moons ago on Manjaro and will never install it again… CachyOS seems it might have same problem.
If there is no proper version check for dependencies, it’s a packaging bug.
That said, people have different priorities. I was mentioning the users that cannot herd their flock of installed Arch packages any longer and need something less involved.
Maybe. As you might have inferred from my reply, I’m not a CachyOS user myself. I’m a packager of software for openSUSE (not a contributor to the distribution, just in my own home repo), so I can spot the occasional packaging bug. There’s a bunch of Arch-derived distributions targeting more casual home users (KDE Linux is probably the biggest upcoming one, currently in alpha). Not all support AUR in the first place, though.
I’m on Tumbleweed myself, just a user and I’m happy here. If there was no openSUSE, I’d probably be riding something arch-like, maybe even CachyOS.
Yes, it’s fantastic. Highly underrated. I’ve installed Slowroll on my Steam Deck’s Distrobox yesterday. Interested to check out this conservative variant for a while.
I’m on tumbleweed on my PC and one server, microos on my NAS. And that amazing, I stop distro hopping after tumbleweed. (I think to move m’y server on microos like my NAS)
But I never try to install slowroll on my steamdeck, how are performance ? Are you starting with steam big picture or KDE desktop sddm ?