Distrohopping is a feature.
Distrohopping is a feature
James Richardson
Nicholas Adams
for neets maybe
James Carter
install guix
Asher Cooper
>Linuxer
Lmao is that your new gender identity, freetard?
Jackson Rogers
Please saving me from that toxic feature. Yeah distro hopping is the unique *feature*, I mean it's the unique part for distros from BSD, Linux etc, not Windows and Mac.
But all distros toally can reach the same environment through editing, installation and ricing. Even though package managers and Service Management things like Systemd, Openrc or Dinit etc. But I'm still grabbed by hopping meme. Maybe because I don't really use my computer?
Jaxson Martinez
>he fell for the Any Forums meme
Brandon Morgan
To be fair even Wintards distrohop - usually its to a previous version so they can see how much they're being cucked by downgrading to the (((current release))), or to a cope edition like Enterprise LTSC that MS will eventually add the AIDS of the mainline editions to.
You even see iToddlers roll back to editions of MacOS back before it was "iOS with a mouse and KB"
Grayson Price
It's fun :-) Running Void with DWM, and mainly terminal applications. Very comfy. Might try a new distro with full DE soon.
Have fun with your computers frens
Blake Richardson
My keyboard stopped working and I haven't bought a new one so I can't distrohop anymore
Owen Reyes
yes. got a problem, chud?
Adam Cooper
Distrohopping is the only correct way to develop the necessary skillset to fully understand why you're using your operating system.
You could get certified by Red Hat or qualified by the wider community, up to you who to shill when the shilling needs doing.
Aaron Peterson
Been using gentoo since 2018
Before that I used Ubuntu since 2008
Jace Reed
now edit it to say "thumbnails in the filepicker"
also add a KDE logo
Henry Reed
more like a waste of time, you should distrohop only until you find one that satisfies all of your requirements
Evan Cruz
just installed Windows since it's been feature complete for decades
Zachary Howard
Didn't change my Linux install for the past 7 years.
Sounds like a you-problem.
Brody Wilson
I think I finally settled for Artix+Runit+xfce4
>Artix+runit
I really wanted to keep using Void but the lack of packages and the ones that are outdated killed it for me, liked the init at least. xbps-src and xdeb were tools more dangerous than the AUR -in my opinion- and they not always worked or were a pain in the ass to mantain, happend once that xbps-src was more up to date than the void repos and almost compiled the whole system.
>xfce4
It just works, i have nvidia and have no screen tearing. Just install other themes, icons and plugins if you find it ugly.
Evan Davis
I haven't distrohopped in years. Not since I first installed Arch. It's just too comfy to give up. I've tried some other ones in a VM. In theory Void or Gentoo and half a dozen other distro's are better, but they just lack the comfiness. For me, it's Arch.
Henry Sanchez
I haven't had tabs in Explorer for decades
Benjamin Fisher
>being spied upon
>not able to control updates yourself
>not able to replace parts of the OS
Nice (((features)))
Adam Ward
I'm just gonna stick with Ubuntu cause it werks.