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learning that arch immediately purges the files of the running kernel makes me feel things.
you do not want to do this as your kernel is usually built as modules. so if you add a new device, the kernel may want to load a new module from disk. but arch replaces the kernel immediately.
until yesterday i was not even aware that this could be an issue. and other distributions like openSUSE and Fedora it is not. and i found a suse forum entry from 2011 explaining how the kernel purge rules can be configured. you just keep the previous kernel installed is the answer and especially the running one. this is also possible as the module folders and similar all versioned with a symlink always pointing to the active one.
the old one also shows up as a boot entry so going back when there is a bug is trivial.

a 2013 arch forum thread just says that arch does not do this and only keeps one per package type and deletes the old kernel and its modules immediately.

incredible how old arch problems, other ones i recognize from daily using it in 2014-15 are still around today...

my personal respect for arch decremented yet again

before i moved and live kinda happened (so pre 2020), i used to know so many irl transmasc

trans masc ppl are very cool

@awoo @q66 cog for embedded cause it is wke, all the gtk browsers cause webkitgtk

@shine oh this position is rather about being an educator and teacher though.

@shine i have not thanks. wondering if they don't use Linux and program micro controllers instead.

@poeschel hey this looks nice. so if you are in the team of that listing, can you tell me more about what it is like?
from reading the posting i would assume that you are working together with customers.

@Aktivgegenmuell In welchem Kontext ist das?
Pädagogik und Erziehungswissenschafts-Qualifikationen besitze ich leider nicht.

Hi,
I am looking for a job either remote or hybrid around Karlsruhe.

I am an experienced Linux operating system software developer, having worked on the SUSE Linux Distributions, NixOS and as of recent on custom Yocto Images.
I am comfortable with C, C++, Python and Rust and I can work on any area of a Linux operating system.
At SUSE I also debugged a variety of kernel issues and even wrote downstream patches for SUSE Linux.

Please find my CV here:

tamara-schmitz-devel.de/cv/

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