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Arch is Genuinely Good

Why is Arch slandered as an elitist OS for only the most hardcore PC users?

I've had nothing but good experiences with it. Same with Hyprland, it took a bit of configuration but I can't imagine myself without it now.

That's ignoring how robust [extra] is! I have nearly every program I would want just given to me in official repos.

Don't get me started with stability... it's the most stable system I've ever used.

I get that it's not for everyone, but it's genuinely a daily driver.

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u/BloxxyVids — 5 days ago
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"Fedora is stable and doesn't break after updates like Arch!". Also, Fedora after the updates:

Just run a software updates in... Well, software. And was greeted with this. Back to Arch on my X1 Tab I guess :D

u/Detcom — 9 days ago
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Windows just nuked itself after a billion distros

I was just dualbooting windows with Linux. But because I didn't wanted to brake my windows install (because of windows antivirus) I started with Ubuntu, then kali, mint, kubuntu, lubuntu, void, AmogOS, opensuse, Fedora, pop_os, CachyOs, manjaro, endeavor then finally arch Linux, where I am right now. But last month I wanted to login to windows, And then this appeared. For those who don't understand German, the Error code is CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED

u/bella_frost98 — 10 days ago
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Which package should I install before and after "arch-chroot"

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I'm trying to understand the arch Linux manual installation process, could you help which packages should I install.

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u/as_uu_00 — 9 days ago
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After 5 years of using arch linux, still can't figure it out

u/dusttesword — 10 days ago