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Advice on switching from Kubuntu to EndeavourOS?
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"Stable" in the ordinary sense means that it most likely won't break, but if it does, the cause and solution are predictable.
Arch has a "spray and pray" approach. It's so bad that it many times failed to boot because I updated it for the first time in a month, and would update just fine a few weeks after that.
Also, do remind me, what other distros released a faulty GRUB update and caused a large portion of their user base to fail to boot, multiple times? Such stability
Not supported != not allowed...