If you're running Manjaro and use mesa...
...yeah, you should definitely run your pacman (or wrapper thereof) with -Syyuu. Otherwise their fake-upgrade mess that they've done yesterday will likely break something on your system, too.

So just Manjaro? Arch doesn't apply?

Manjaro - rolling back your system clock since 2015.

https://manjaro.github.io/expired_S... (deleted out of shame in late 2018, use wayback)

https://manjaro.github.io/SSL-Certi... (deleted out of shame in late 2018, use wayback)

Then trying to cover shitty suggestions by stealth-editing articles - https://web.archive.org/web/...

And it's a massive hackfest of an OS.
https://gitlab.manjaro.org/packages...

Delays package updates for 'testing' and yet still completely breaks with a regular update
https://reddit.com/r/linux/...

@Condor Latest shit they pulled:

A lot of mesa libraries have been updated from 18.3.5 to 19.0.1. Apparently, there were some issues so they decided to force a downgrade by creating a fake upgrade going by the version of 19.0.1+really+18.3.5-1. Okay, fine by me I guess.

BUT!

These dimwits left xf86-video-amdgpu on 19.0.1 and broke OpenGL for me. The fucking AUR is more reliable than this shit! And it was hard to even find the actual issue. Well, a quick yay -Syyuu && systemctl reboot fixed it, but still. That's not good maintenance. I guess I should move to actual Arch.

@rantsauce JUST Manjaro.

@filthyranter you definitely should :) I shall wait for you on the Arch side...

@Condor I will, when my laptop finally embraces dual boot