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Arch is hard to install, hard to configure, and hard to use, because it requires cryptic commandline knowledge at every step.
People who use Arch generally know very well what they are doing, so their system works with no issues, which they never forget to mention in every conversation.
Ubuntu is a novice-friendly Linux distribution, but since the majority of it's users are novices or Windows 11 refugees, they generate a lot of complaints on forums.
Arch is hard to install, hard to configure,
EndeavorOS supremacy gang rise up
Cachy RAHHHH
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Arch being hard to install and configure hasn't really been true since archinstall matured enough for regular use.
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"cryptic command like knowledge" which is mostly acquirable from 2 or 3 minutes reading the wiki.
Idk, I would probably just say it's more flexible, but less discoverable.
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I think the joke is on how people customize the visuals of their distro vs how the distro presents itself.
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Debian: Brunette Debian users: Brunette
Jokes on you. I use Ubuntu with no GUI.
What do you mean
Smh just what i'd expect from a Haiku user
/s
What's the best Linux distro for an easy switch from Windows?
Thank you everyone!! My PC is being left behind by Windows 11.
+1 to Mint. It is a very easy transition & you will not have ragerts.
Pros:
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prettier than windows while having a similar interface
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more responsive than windows
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more stable than windows
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zero spyware/bloatware
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basically the same level of software compatibility as windows
Only things that take some research ahead of time or getting used to imo:
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deciding how you want to partition your drives during installation (you can let it automatically do this, but there are reasons to create a different partition structure across drives/have different sized partitions),
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mounting drives. There are GUI tools for this (file explorer for mounting, gparted for formatting), so it really isn't a big deal, but it is a little more difficult than with Windows and you may need to reformat your drives depending what file format they're currently in.
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make sure your motherboard/video card/cpu all work well with linux. They should, but just check first.
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note that games requiring kernel level anticheat (aka spyware) won't work. So if that's a deal breaker, then dual boot or don't switch.
+1 mint
I also have a bit higher FPS in some games (both proton and native) but some just don't run at all
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Mint or Pop
Linux Mint. It's boring but easy and stable.
I've used Ubuntu and multiple flavors of mint. I like bazzite the best. Literally zero problems since I switched.
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