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Tinkering and Stability

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Tinkering and Stability

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 11 months ago

What are some of the easiest ways for a beginner to make their system untable when they start tinkering with it?

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Apparently running an update on Fedora. My flatpaks were broken on Fedora 40, so I thought it’s a configuration issue on my part and did a clean reinstall when Fedora 41 came out. Issues were not present… until I ran an update.
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