Well there is always Scientific Linux if arch doesn't quite cut it
Is there an easier way to install Arch? I know there's Archinstall but my dumbass messed that up somehow.
Archintstall sometimes produces problems(at least I had problems with it). Make sure that you have the current iso version of arch on your stick and try again.
EndeavorOS or other. Artix maybe? But never used any of those
This is so ooooold. :D
I'd just recommend Fedora.
I use Fedora BTW.
So if someone starts using EndeavorOS daily, can they claim to be an arch user? Edit: I'm now wiping my laptop clean and using it as my daily driver from now on. This is probably my first experience with Plasma, and I am loving it way more than gnome so far.
Install Debian. Everything is based on it.
Endeavor or Garuda?
Yeah, arch isn’t the most welcoming to new users, or so I’ve heard lol.
Me : New to Ubuntu . wanted to know what's the deal with arch. Switch to arch. 😵. Welp
I often use Arch in a container, when I need a fhs distro. EndeavourOS is great for desktop use if you don't want to go through the Arch install process.
DeltaChat is an awesome messenger. It's federated, quick and simple to use. Also, I didn't realize DC was on the fediverse for so many years.
This is why I recommend Chrome OS /s
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