I'm deleting Manjaro
Here are my options:
-Arch (or) EndeavourOS
-Debian (or something Debian-based, but what's the point?)
What's best?
Distro
Isaiah Cooper
Joshua Richardson
Dragora Linux.
Cooper Roberts
Debian just werks
Henry Jackson
Debian Testing if you want rolling release
Debian if you don't
Caleb White
What does this actually mean?
Juan Moore
>filtered by manjaro
You shouldn't be allowed computers
Tyler Rivera
:S
Zachary Nelson
Arch.
>EndeavourOS
Meme derivative
>Debian
Never used base Debian, guess it's alright
Chase Rivera
Debian or Arch Linux. I've used both a lot. I'm using Debian right now and I don't mind using older versions. You can use appimage, flatpak, snap(just don't), or compile from source if you need newer version of something.
Try using both and see which one you like more.
Samuel Davis
>Installing another package manager when you need an up to date version of something
Just install arch user
Aaron Perez
why would you want to bend debian into something it's not intended to be instead of just installing arch?
Christopher Stewart
so what are the pros and cons of Debian and Arch?
When generally looking around at any software packages on the internet, the "Linux" version is almost always a Debian package. On Arch would I just have to always rely on the Autistic User Repository?
Lincoln Hall
Installing some random untrusted .deb from the internet is the same thing as Installing an wrapper script for that .deb from the AUR
Jason Carter
Windows 10 LTSC IoT 2021
Ryder Martinez
MSI Winki
Asher Rodriguez
ok :)
Leo Rivera
Windows 10 LTSC
Mason Kelly
gentoo
Jonathan Ramirez
>Arch
You can't leave arch for a month and not break it. This is a fact. AUR's recipes are updated by users - so they can download pretty old releases sometimes. Being officially bleeding edge sometimes fucks up official packages too. It's also bloat, packages have ridiclious non-mandatory dependencies just because.
>Debian
Try it out, it can be a solid choice.
Joseph Cooper
Fuckin archlets who’ve never used Arch
Arch has broken for me once since I installed it in 2016. Oh and what broke? The ui became a but wonky. Guess what, 5 mins of reading and it worked again.
>archlets
>thinking their opinion matters at all
Jaxson Jackson
Ubuntu it the answer to your question, and you know it.