Where I live, we live life one KDE update at a time.
this post was submitted on 08 Feb 2025
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In mother Russia, KDE lives you!
(I have no idea where you live. This is a joke)
sudo apt install cool-package
438 dependencies
will need to download 1.4 gb
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I don't even need to install any new packages to get that
sudo zypper dup
992 packages to upgrade, 2 to downgrade, 18 new, 3 to remove.
Package download size: 1.81 GiB
Half the packages are LibQT6something or LibKF6 something lol
Yeah that drives me nuts, it's like I'm installing a flatpak
That's right 5.27.12 is out. Ohhhhhh yeeeeeeeeaaaahhhh
It's called Plasma. Plaaaaaassssmmmaaaaaaaaa.
Very dumb question, but I'm kinda new to Linux. Do I have to manually update that or does it just do it when I update packages and the like? I'm on Arch btw.
Arch btw
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What's so funny? Like I said, I'm new to Linux.
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/btw-i-use-arch
You may think you're new....but clearly you have the spirit of a Linux veteran.
"I use Arch BTW" is a meme in the Linux community. It reflects the perceived urge of Arch users to boast about using it.
Welcome to Linux :)
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New to arch and new to Linux:
Install a yogurt, or yet another one!
There's no way you're so new to Linux that you wouldn't know if that would update automatically yet you're running Arch btw. That's like saying, "Do I need to do oil changes on my car? I built my engine, btw."
all you have to do to "run" arch is type out some lines from a YouTube video and press enter. With all the people saying "Arch! Arch!" at every corner it's totally understandable that someone would try it and still be confused on basic stuff.
Nah, there's a bunch of people (even on Lemmy) that recommend Arch or Arch-derived distributions to newbies. Many mention they haven't used any other distro themselves.
People are nuts
I once had someone tell me that they use Arch on there server since it is stable. If it works that is fine but don't go around telling people that Arch is more stable than Ubuntu, Rocky or Debian.
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It does it automatically.
But make sure to read the Arch news before every update, especially when it's a lot of packages. Something big like a new KDE Release might require minor manual intervention.
I just update, never had an issue.
Just read the output of yay/pacman and youβll be fine.
I'm more of an "update first, care later" type of person
And it works great, 100% recommended to newbies
Oh and make a separate home partition, just in case
No separate home needed, just save important files in your nextcloud server
The server runs arch too x)
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Me who uses GNOME on Debian stable
Gnome on Debian is fairly out of date. I personally like all the new features.
However, I think it would be cool if you could run Fedora with gnome in Podman. Solid base with containers for newer stuff.
I've tried really hard to like GNOME, but god damn we don't get along. Debian 12 is solid AF though.
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