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To add, there are very few "Arch-isms" beyond package installation. Sometimes you'll be instructed to confugure something up that your distro has already precon
by boomboomsubban 6y ago
To add, there are very few "Arch-isms" beyond package installation. Sometimes you'll be instructed to confugure something up that your distro has already preconfigured, and very rarely a new version of something will change enough to make the guide unhelpful with an old version. Most of it should translate fine though.
And if you use duckduckgo, !aw.
- thayne 6y agoYes, but you do need to sometimes worry about your distro doing something different (like putting files in different locations).
- boomboomsubban 6y agoIt may just be my ignorance, but those should be very rare. The only thing I can think of offhand is some parts of the bootloader, anything else you interact with should have files in the standard config locations.