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If you are interested in Arch but not the overhead it entails, you may wish to consider Antergos https://antergos.com/ https://antergos.com/ It's basically a f
by celerity 9y ago
If you are interested in Arch but not the overhead it entails, you may wish to consider Antergos https://antergos.com/ https://antergos.com/
It's basically a fully set up Arch with sane defaults. Lets you have the rolling updates and other benefits, without requiring as much energy to set up.
- MightySCollins 9y agoAlmost no update problems in a few years (although the problems I have had where really bad). I'd recommend it though as I have had more issues with Ubuntu updates and managing a million Papa's.
- dabockster 9y agoI have to recommend Manjaro over Antergos. https://manjaro.org/ https://manjaro.org/ The Arch and Antergos communities can get somewhat toxic regarding Arch offshoots.
- gremlinsinc 9y agoUbuntu would crash all the time and just was so bloated/ugly and crappy. Been on Antergos almost 8 months now-and it is so awesome, totally love it, runs way smoother. I use i3+gnome configuration, if you've never used i3 I highly recommend giving it a shot.