I'm no really blaming anyone, I'm thankful for Arch, I love it, and I recommend it to other people who ask (well, at least those that can handle it :)).
> Those are all upstream bugs, not Arch's.
IIRC the grub issue was in the update script, so it may have been an Arch bug rather than an upstream bug?
Still, it would also be nice if a package is known to be broken due to an upstream bug it would get rolled back, so once the breakage is known, no one else will update into a broken state. That would save some time over each person individually updating to a broken state, debugging for a bit and then downgrading the broken package and then also paying attention not to reupdate it each time they update the system until the problem is resolved.
But again, not trying to complain or assign blame, I was just responding to a question in a parent comment.
