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mleku11d ago
fair. slack was nice. i consider arch to be the spiritual descendant. both drop upgrades at maybe more than 4x the sped of debs. what i hated about slack was how many times i destroyed my installation building stuff from scratch, usually experimental apps and especially drivers. ubuntu was less fragile. still, it amazed me how bugs i remember from 8 still existed until like 2022.
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Cykros11d ago
Arch takes a few decisions I don't like. The rolling release bring a big one, and it is somewhat antithetical to Slackware's approach of a release every few years when Pat feels like it. The other one is systemd -- Arch was one of the earliest adopters. Slackware has long prided itself on being Unix-like, and nothing about systemd's design seems in line with the Unix philosophy. They do attract a similar class of power user though, as do Gentoo and NixOS. Particularly those not scared to get their hands dirty.
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