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To be fair, you started with arch which requires some attention. Most professional users use Ubuntu since it's fairly polished and "just works".
by panpanna 7y ago
To be fair, you started with arch which requires some attention.
Most professional users use Ubuntu since it's fairly polished and "just works".
- ssijak 7y agoI had more problems with Ubuntu (especially after big updates) than Arch. For me Arch, after initial setup, was the closest to "just work" linux of all the distros I tried, and I tried them alot over the years. And when something breaks in Arch, I find it much easier to fix problems with Arch than other distros because they keep things as close to upstream as possible and have great wiki.