Was using my Arch linux and made a usual -Syu update, and what a fuck: my mesa driver went crazy, sddm fucked up, and I couldn't load my favorite KDE!
Fortunately installed GNOME, and customized it a bit, but damn, miss my desktop
Gonna do all posible to repare this bug ASAP))

I updated last night and had a few things break. Found the answer on the wiki and got it fixed. 99% of the time arch is great but every once in a while it tries to sabotage you.

@ryanmhoffman so cool, but so unstable(

That is why I keep my balls off Arch. Fedora is modern enough for me, yet stable.

@lig1 Despite being not stable, Arch is cutting-edge, has AUR full of almost all needed packages and has good community support) so, It is risky, but cool to use Arch)

Arch is for those who like to be up to date. If you are like me then you have a backup rootfs to boot into so you can use arch chroot to fix problems.

Sorry for hijacking your rant but for some reason my arch tries to run the profile network at boot then fails and once I log in I have to set the network down and the start the profile with netctl , anyway to remove the network boot sequence? (Noob at Arch, search online but nothing)

@mvalentin I am not an expert at it, but had simillar problem
I had dhcpcd service enabled at some interfaces, and had some errors with it, so I simply installed NetworkManager, and disabled dhcpcd, then I had no errors with it

@OrestH thanks I'll try that once I get home