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That quote goes hard for no reason

Well zygist didn’t work before so i thing the did change something, wich is also likely cause it seems like they redid the whole app

My bank app had this and i had to go through quite a lot of hoops. Then i didn’t have root for a while (new phone) and when i got root again i also only needed to enable zygist for it to work. So i guess they changed it?

Please be so kind as to look at what instance im commenting from

Even more cringe if your instance is telling people that you use arch. Couldn’t be me lol

So how i understood from the link it’s that in those 4k all file names in that directory are stored. That space can grow if necessary but won’t shrink automatically. So i assume that op has alot of files in that directory

Works every time 72% of the time

I have not experienced it but half of the arch users on reddit seem to have experienced it. Also it’s not a continuous problem but rather a problem with a certain arch and grub version. However the fact it happened once (to many people) means it can happen a second time

Arch DEFINITELY breaks itself. See the whole “arch update broke grub” dilemma

Fast? Yeah it’s Linux you gotta try to make it slow

Minimal? Only optically

Bloatfree? Hell no. That’s like the main reason of my problems

Well technically it’s not really bloat cause i need all that

Well linux can be janky too, my arch install for example feels like it’s held together by ductape and some silly string. It does work tho! for now

When was this talk ever about a production environment??? Of course i wouldn’t run fucking arch on a server or similar. But the benefits bof arch on my PC outweigh the disadvantages

In that environment, YOU are the tester.

Well i don’t exactly trust a website that i have never seen before with root access to my phone (well their application anyways)

Well seems like i missed this one

Well you can’t just say

My block ads Magisk module:

without providing the name/link

I can confirm debian is harder because of missing firmware. I haven’t managed a working debian install yet

Until you run it for more than a year and have more packages installed. Like everyday something doesn’t work for me (ok granted some of it is my own fault). My arch install feels like it’s held together by ductape and some silly string.

What they are referring to is people just don’t update their server because during that time they wouldn’t be able to make a profit. This goes more to middle siszed businesses but happens rather often

Wait till bro finds out what android is