Was able to learn more about Btrfs and how to set up time shift and auto snaps. Thank you for the great Wiki on that. 
The only other Distro I ran that used Btrfs was Gardua and they had it setup by default. Is always good to be able to learn how things work on the OS.
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shooot I learned everything I know about Linux from EoS, EoS tutorials and the Arch wiki. I fell down that rabbit hole super hard. Now Im programming regularly, playing with docker and git projects, ricing, building flatpaks and writing a ton of bash. I just really really love it. I see why people get so passionate about Linux.
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I learned that there are lots of nice people all over the world voluntarily willing to help each other. That is worth charishing in todayās social media.
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Thank you for sharing this, I kept trying to use Pamac to clean up orphaned make dependencies.
I have learned that a boot into no new updates can be really frustratingā¦
You might want to downgrade some less important package before shutting downā¦ 
I canāt list everything iāve learned here. in the end, iāve only swum on the surface. Thanks to the help of the wonderful and helpful people here on the forum, I have learned to dive just below the surface.
There are no stupid questions.
At the end of the day my system is running very stable.
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Iāve learned Iāve spoiled by the EnOS approach to a clean fast install, and sane defaults. Hopped to Debian testing recently, I now longer have the tolerance for old versions of software and broken packages. Yes Iām a spoiled brat about it. Something simple as Neomutt shouldnāt be a year behind on your āunstableā branch.
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