Which OS made you stop distro hopping?

So far, Arch.
The only other distro at this point I'm considering trying at some point is Artix. I don't hate systemd, but it does cause me some annoyances at times so I'm at least open to the idea of trying another init system.

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does arch have a systemless d variant?

void

Yes, Artix (the one I mentioned).
Has multiple init options.

gnu guix

Kubuntu

although I may need to find something else because of forced snap shit

>snap killed Ubuntu

>windows
have you ever installed Linux, you pleb?

arch, the aur makes life so much easier, never looked back

>switch from Windows to Ubuntu
>realize it's shit
>back to Windows
>ffw 2 months
>get fed up with Windows again
>switch to Manjaro
>better but breaks all the time
>switch to arch
>never go back

Ive yet to stop. Ive tried everything.
>windows 7
Comfy as hell, but no package management and I couldn't find any way to disable telemetry on it.
>windows 8
Nuff said
>windows 8.1 with openshell
Was okay, but same issues as windows 7
>windows 10
Chocolatey and Scoop are shit package managers and I need a real package manager, and the telemetry is bullshit.
>windows 11
Nuff said.
>windows 10 ameliorated
Feels good to use a just works system that doesnt spy but Scoop and Chocolatey still suck.
>macos
Bought a second hand mac to try macos. Didnt like the workflow, didnt like that you can't disable telemetry. Refurbished and sold the mac for more than I bought it for.
>debian
Apt kept fucking breaking on me over and over again. Also you can't uninstall Firefox without it installing gnome web and vice versa
>ubuntu
Same problems as Debian but with added bullshit from canonical and snapd.
>pop!_os
Same as Debian and Ubuntu, plus COSMIC is a memory hog.
>arch
Glibc is ten months out of date and several of my programs aren't even in the AUR
>manjaro
Same as arch, but worse maintenance team.
>fedora
DNF is slow and their repos are void of the packages I need, RPMFusion doesnt fix it.
>opensuse
Same as Fedora but Zypper is even slower.
>gentoo
Used for two weeks, the whole thing took too much time and several pieces of software I needed werent available in any Portage Overlays or anything.
>Slackware
Unmaintainable + no slackbuilds for certain things I need.
>void
Void of packages.
>freebsd
No software.
>openbsd
No software + super slow.

THERE IS NO GOOD COMPUTER OPERATING SYSTEM. I WILL ALWAYS HOP AND I CANNOT STOP.

is it as up to date as the main branch? I may just switch then

you are faggot, install Ubuntu and get on with your life

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>pleb

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>glibc is ten months out of date
they fixed this like a month ago and moved the responsibility onto a new team so it doesn't happen again.
As far as I know, yes. You can also use all the standard Arch repositories in Artix (which I'd recommend adding) as well as the full AUR.