And that's not even up to date anymore. They let their SSL cert expire sometime in the last month. Again.
The real problem with it is that it's an attempt to maintain a "stable"ish downstream set of repos to give an arch-like experience, which is something that requires constant effort and diligence. Things the current devs do not provide.
If they can't even get automated certificate renewal set up (something that is extremely trivial to do), after years of that being a meme, what else are they not taking seriously?
And at that point, what is the appeal of Manjaro? Why not just use Arch?
Hit me with some keywords I can use to find the candidate who's campaign you vocally and regularly supported through the DNC primaries in that JSON dump.
What's it called when I know what a yaml file should look like, I prompt an LLM for one instead of writing it out myself, I look at it, I understand all of it, I use it, and it works?
Because I think that's what they're talking about, but "vibe-coded" feels like the wrong word
https://github.com/arindas/manjarno
And that's not even up to date anymore. They let their SSL cert expire sometime in the last month. Again.
The real problem with it is that it's an attempt to maintain a "stable"ish downstream set of repos to give an arch-like experience, which is something that requires constant effort and diligence. Things the current devs do not provide.
If they can't even get automated certificate renewal set up (something that is extremely trivial to do), after years of that being a meme, what else are they not taking seriously?
And at that point, what is the appeal of Manjaro? Why not just use Arch?