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I heartily agree with the majority of the points made in the Slashdot summary. Audio is STILL a major pain to get working in any unifying manner, updating your kernel STILL manages to make some modules unloadable (even in minor revisions), and X11 is just a bitch. The rest isn't that important to me, but those three are horrible - Daniel Bruce
I've compiled a newer kernel at least once without any problems, actually, and X11 is getting a _lot_ better you will agree. But audio? Yes. That is irrevocably evil. - i80and
I'm unsure if it's just Arch Linux's problem or if it's general, but if I update my kernel (with the package manager) and nvidia driver version, strange errors will start to show up sooner or later as it attempts to load the new driver. =P Fixing this requires a reboot, which I see as tantamount to heresy. - Daniel Bruce
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