Yet another question regarding Tumbleweed or Arch...
Hello,
About a year ago I migrated from lifelong Windows experience to the Penguin ecosystem. After multiple failed attempts (and possibly my own idiocy) landed of Fedora and... was quite happy about it to be fair. - It was seemingly only Distro that KDE worked well with ootb.
But I am now kind of idea of trying out something else and this time maybe more advanced.
I like arch based distributions, having used Endeavors and Cachy for couple weeks - yet in both cases something broke and I never got to fixing it.
So for the summer I though of a challenge - Instead of endlessly asking AI and blindly copying commands - Learn how my os works, preferably from scratch (or as close to it as practical)
And of course the most advocated system when someone says that is Arch.
YET, I don't know if I am going to spend more time fixing the thing than using it.
Also the more I look into arch, the more I hear about people talking of Tumbleweed, so this is why I am here.
How is your system? What can I expect from going tumbleweed?
Unironically, I don't hear much about this distro in the wild.
I must note, that when installing apps, I of course mostly saw install guides for debian , arch and quite often fedora, but having ready binaries for Tumbleweed are often not present...
Of course many apps I can get from Flathub, but what if that isn't an option? - That is an actual question as I haven't experienced that issue so far.
If there is one thing I can't live without, it must be Davinci Resolve.
So is this even for me?