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I personally use ArchLinux on my development laptop. Three major reasons: A) AUR B) custom installs are default C) rolling release + up-to-date Of course,
by tscs37 10y ago
I personally use ArchLinux on my development laptop.
Three major reasons:
A) AUR
B) custom installs are default
C) rolling release + up-to-date
Of course, Arch is not that easy to setup compared to other distros (Antergos might help), you're gonna have to manage the system yourself to some extent.
If you don't like ArchLinux you could go for Fedora, NixOS or Ubuntu variants.
- tajen 10y agoWould you explicitly put KDE last, or did you just forget it? As a Mac user and former Ubuntu, I wonder whether KDE is losing the race.
- tscs37 10y agoI haven't used KDE a lot, tho with the newer release I'm definitely willing to try. Personally, I think KDE has a bit less good integration, KIO and the such don't work as well as GVFS. (GVFS uses FUSE while KIO (IIRC) is sockets or something) Gnome 3, for the most part, works like an oiled machine.