Rule
Rule
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Reboot, click the previous generation on the grub screen.
Babey I couldnt get enough of nixos if I lived a million years
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The instructions for Windows work just as well on Linux, to be fair.
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The real "scorched earth" strategy:
- Format system drive
- Reinstall Arch
- Keep all your files on the data drive
- Run your personal setup script to put everything back how you like it
- (Optional) Be happy
Edit: forgor 6. Tell everyone you use Arch
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- Install Debian
- Experience stability.
- No, really. It's very stable.
- Spend years growing old with the same packages.
- Accept your fate.
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If you're at the level of having a personal setup script, you should be able to solve just about any problem on Arch without reinstalling.
Source: Been doing it for 10 years now, not a single reinstall.
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that just sounds like nixos impermanence with extra steps
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repeatedly, and put it in your bio "I use Arch, btw!"
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I decided to break out of this cursed circle. I installed TempleOS
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Can confirm. This is exactly how it works. I use Mint, BTW.
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Keep your files in "My Documents" (and any other default media folders like movies and pictures; or on a separate drive) and you won't lose shit other than installed programs when you re-install Windows.
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Same goes for linux if you have /home on a separate partition/disk. That saved my ass more times than i am willing to admit...
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Jokes on you! My servers are passively cooled!
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I've learned through years it's best to just wipe entire OS partition (it's smart to have a dedicated one with user files on separate one, you can even quickly relocate Documents folders) and just reinstall clean. It's usually faster and more reliable than troubleshooting for hours with no guaranteed fix.
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