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I would move to an Elementary OS if it's UI/UX was moved over an Arch based distribution. I mean Elementary OS simply looks beautiful and is stable(-ish). On to

I would move to an Elementary OS if it's UI/UX was moved over an Arch based distribution. I mean Elementary OS simply looks beautiful and is stable(-ish). On top of Manjaro or something that holds back updates I wouldn't be able to figure out a more perfect development/daily driver system.

rcarmo 10y ago
There were people trying to get Pantheon onto AUR. No idea how that's going.
- gravypod 10y ago
  Just like everything in the AUR I presume. It probably works, but when it stops doing that you're never going to get it working again.
  - deleted 10y ago
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  - voltagex_ 10y ago
    Have you got an example of something on the AUR "never working again"? I'm assuming you mean some kind of dependency problem?
tagrun 10y ago
Apart from AUR build as others have pointed out, there is a repo for that https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pantheon https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pantheon
fabianhjr 10y ago
You could try Antergos, https://antergos.com/ https://antergos.com/. it is an Arch-based distro with minor changes and sane default install.
- iamdave 10y ago
  Antegros has been my daily driver on my desktop (MBP laptop for work) for about....six months. I wholeheartedly and without thinking twice endorse this.
- chipz 10y ago
  have anyone tried Apricity, https://apricityos.com https://apricityos.com? I'm currently using Archlinux now, so far I enjoy using it, but the fact that we have to put much effort on installing it makes me don't want to recommend it. I try to find simple-to-install-with-Arch-linux-based-OS, still with rolling release and pacman -Syu to update the entire OS.
  - really_operator 10y ago
    I haven't tried Apricity, but I have tried Antergos, and you just described Antergos.
    - chipz 10y ago
      That's nice information! Thanks, gonna try that!
KitDuncan 10y ago
You might want to try Solus. It has a beautiful UI, works great out of the box and is rolling release. Also the devs are really fucking fast if any issues should arise.
- severine 10y ago
  That's if you can successfully install it (http://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/solus-1-2-review.html http://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/solus-1-2-review.html)

rcarmo 10y ago

There were people trying to get Pantheon onto AUR. No idea how that's going.

gravypod 10y ago
Just like everything in the AUR I presume. It probably works, but when it stops doing that you're never going to get it working again.
- deleted 10y ago
  [deleted]
- voltagex_ 10y ago
  Have you got an example of something on the AUR "never working again"? I'm assuming you mean some kind of dependency problem?

tagrun 10y ago

Apart from AUR build as others have pointed out, there is a repo for that https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pantheon https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Pantheon

fabianhjr 10y ago

You could try Antergos, https://antergos.com/ https://antergos.com/. it is an Arch-based distro with minor changes and sane default install.

iamdave 10y ago
Antegros has been my daily driver on my desktop (MBP laptop for work) for about....six months. I wholeheartedly and without thinking twice endorse this.
chipz 10y ago
have anyone tried Apricity, https://apricityos.com https://apricityos.com? I'm currently using Archlinux now, so far I enjoy using it, but the fact that we have to put much effort on installing it makes me don't want to recommend it. I try to find simple-to-install-with-Arch-linux-based-OS, still with rolling release and pacman -Syu to update the entire OS.
- really_operator 10y ago
  I haven't tried Apricity, but I have tried Antergos, and you just described Antergos.
  - chipz 10y ago
    That's nice information! Thanks, gonna try that!

KitDuncan 10y ago

You might want to try Solus. It has a beautiful UI, works great out of the box and is rolling release. Also the devs are really fucking fast if any issues should arise.

severine 10y ago
That's if you can successfully install it (http://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/solus-1-2-review.html http://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/solus-1-2-review.html)