>no bloat
>uses systemd by default
Why is this considered the """(((distro)))""" that's bloat-free?
No bloat
Jose Taylor
Christopher Lopez
I use Fedora Workstation.
Kevin Hill
systemd works and is easy to use. hope this helps!
Leo Carter
System big d just werks, no idea why it makes trannies seethe so much
Robert Johnson
It doesn't follow the Unix philosophy. And it's gay and stinky.
Dumb Redhat tranny how much are you getting paid by IBM to shill GNOME/Wayland/Pulseaudio/SystemD/ThinkPads on here? I miss when it was still GNU/Linux and the GNU actually meant something. Linux has been ruined by the moneyed interest of gay glowies.
Christopher Lopez
why are you avoiding the bloat question.
Isaac Howard
>Dumb Redhat tranny how much are you getting paid by IBM to shill GNOME/Wayland/Pulseaudio/SystemD/ThinkPads on here? I miss when it was still GNU/Linux and the GNU actually meant something. Linux has been ruined by the moneyed interest of gay glowies.
Tyler Roberts
This. Linux at its core should be the modern version of 1970s Unix supercomputers. A fast, lightweight operating system that only does a few things but does them quickly and efficiently without being weighed down by the bloat of Windows. What's the difference between using modern SystemD/Redhat (GNU/Linux is dead) with Wayland and GNOME and all of that garbage and using Windows exactly? Absolutely nothing. Except Windows is more reliable because you get what you pay for. Artix with a tiling WM is the closest experience you can get to real Unix on Linux, and even then you're better off using OpenBSD. Learn how to use your goddamn computer or go back to Windows. The consequences of normalfaggots invading Linux has been dire.
Juan Lopez
meds
Justin Gonzalez
even the Arch creator doesn't use Arch lmao
Hudson Wright
>Why is this considered the """(((distro)))""" that's bloat-free?
>why are you avoiding the bloat question.
You are literally not old enough to remember a time before systemd. Kill yourself zoomer.
Aaron Gomez
>hardware
Now show the section for software.
Charles Jenkins
>Why is this considered the """(((distro)))""" that's bloat-free?
it's not, it just has a graeat packet manager + the AUR
Joseph Foster
>Now show the section for software.
Connor Nelson
Two words: Artix OpenRC.
Jonathan Scott
spare some glownigger
Gabriel Rodriguez
Unix philosophy is gay, so is gahnoo
Nicholas Robinson
Liar caught red-handed.
usesthis.com
>First and foremost is Arch Linux. On top of that, I use the i3 tiling window manager, which I've customized with a couple patches and a number of homegrown utilities that I use to keep myself productive. Examples include a custom notification system, dynamic per-workspace LCD backlighting, and a few other sundry scripts that integrate with i3 over its IPC channel.
Ayden Ward
hahahahahahaahahaha
Brandon Jackson
>no bloat
the reason people use arch is because it has literally every package possible in the AUR not because it is bloat-free
Ayden Hughes
kys
Ian Adams
just use artix retard
Elijah Adams
archlinux.org
>Installed Size: 47.9 MB
packages.debian.org
>Installed Size 12,772.0 kB
archlinux.org
>Installed Size: 109.9 MB
packages.debian.org
>Installed Size 116.0 kB
$ podman pull docker.io/archlinux
[...]
$ podman images|grep -E '(archlinux|debian|alpine)'
docker.io/library/archlinux latest 45c8b3677ed6 41 hours ago 378 MB
docker.io/library/debian 11-slim c9cb6c086ef7 3 weeks ago 83.9 MB
docker.io/library/alpine latest e66264b98777 4 weeks ago 5.82 MB
Why is this trainwreck of a distro which bundles support for Fortran and Obj-C in base considered bloat-free again?
Isaiah Richardson
I use Arch and didn't need anything from the AUR yet.
Connor Rodriguez
No idea what you're trying to convey.
Aiden Evans
Arch is actually bloated, but who fucking cares. I don't want to waste time hunting down dev/header packages or whatever. I just want it to work.
Lincoln Stewart
>the reason people use arch is because it has literally every package possible in the AUR