Played a bit with others before I settled, but XFCE feels like home and not having to do a system update that breaks everything every year has been great.
I absolutely love the ecosystem that’s sprung around Arch over the years.
And ofc I wish the fans of the various Arch-based distros had a less antagonistic approach to each other. 🙄 I mean Arch’s main goal is to be flexible and having a diverse family of derived distros downstream is the ultimate confirmation of that goal.
It’s also very healthy for any distro to have a big “family tree” because the upstream benefits from contributions from a larger community that may not have vibed with the parent distro otherwise.
Ubuntu, Manjaro, Endeavour.
Played a bit with others before I settled, but XFCE feels like home and not having to do a system update that breaks everything every year has been great.
I absolutely love the ecosystem that’s sprung around Arch over the years.
And ofc I wish the fans of the various Arch-based distros had a less antagonistic approach to each other. 🙄 I mean Arch’s main goal is to be flexible and having a diverse family of derived distros downstream is the ultimate confirmation of that goal.
It’s also very healthy for any distro to have a big “family tree” because the upstream benefits from contributions from a larger community that may not have vibed with the parent distro otherwise.