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Arch as main desktop and daily driver for 7 years or so. It’s still my main preference and I have no intention of switching. Wouldn’t run it on servers though,
by 3np 6y ago
Arch as main desktop and daily driver for 7 years or so. It’s still my main preference and I have no intention of switching. Wouldn’t run it on servers though, there it’s Debian/Ubuntu/CentOS. Apart from the systemd transition way back, which was a bit disruptive, the only breakages are the occasional kernel bug or window manager whatever which is typically solved by rolling back (pacman -U on your pkg cache) and waiting for a fix until upgrading that package again.
Also I’d recommend getting familiar with and picking a tool for PKGBUILDs and AUR. I like aur-sync and friends but there are options.