Generally, unless you have a specific need for a non-LTS kernel – for example, if it enables functionality that you need – then there is no pressing need to upgrade to a later kernel – they will typically be short-lived, in any case, sometimes only existing for a month before they reach EOL.
Currently kernel 6.18 (LTS) is perfectly viable for most users.
Quick tip: Always look for the binary version of a package, if it exists, as they are generally faster to install and don’t require as much overhead.
Look for (example): electron35-bin.
- The
-bindenotes a binary package.
Some important information relating to the AUR:
This is technically your responsibility.
Beneath each post is a Solution button – you (the OP) are expected to use that button to mark the post that provided the solution or helped you the most to find a solution.