choose my next distro Jow Forums
I've used arch linux for quite a long time and after trying antergos, I've decided that I want something else, preferably rolling or half-rolling
choose my next distro Jow Forums
I've used arch linux for quite a long time and after trying antergos, I've decided that I want something else, preferably rolling or half-rolling
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>half-rolling
Fedora. Package manager is slow AF.
>rolling
Void.
I will never understand why you autistic babbys go to such great lengths to avoid ubuntu which is an all around solid distro that all the real professionals use.
It's not the only fish in the sea, son.
>Fedora
I've been seriously considering fedora or mageia cauldron.
>Package manager is slow AF.
that sucks. is there any way to fix that?
>Void
how is the package availability?
>Ubuntu
I really dislike gnome(and unity) and kubuntu isn't exactly the best kde experience. Also, not rolling (I might be wrong)
Gentoo.
I moved from Arch to Gentoo. Couldn't be happier.
Be warned, once understanding what it is they're actually doing, you will never want to touch another OS the rest of your life.
>Gentoo
I have a very shit processor and don't know how well I'd be with a source-based distro
You should try out NixOS user, not trying to goof on ya.
I've been using Arch for a really long time and I'm moving over to Nix. I think if you really understand the shortcomings of reverting back multiple packages correctly on a rolling release, you'll see the value of having a declarative package manager backed by version control.
I still have Arch machines, but I've found that Nix is actually useable as a daily driver with little effort, and their packages are very well maintained.
Also as an aside their culture hasn't been hit by major episodes of toxicity yet, they've been under the radar.