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Tangentially related but it's kinda curious that there aren't any popular opinionated power-user oriented distros around. There is Arch for power-users but its
by zokier 4y ago
Tangentially related but it's kinda curious that there aren't any popular opinionated power-user oriented distros around. There is Arch for power-users but its opposite of opinionated, while mainstream distros (Ubuntu etc) chase the user-friendly segment. What I feel missing is essentially preconfigured sway desktop with all the goodies that are out there; the out of the box experience of e.g. arch+sway is very barebones; just because I prefer tiling wm and cli workflows doesn't mean I want to configure everything from scratch. Back in the days crunchbang was kinda in this direction, but unfortunately it did die away..
- eterps 4y agoManjaro-Sway is really close to what you're looking for.
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- the_gipsy 4y agoProbably because us powerusers can't agree on the tools we use.
- PedroBatista 4y agoIf your stereotypical regular Linux user is already what it is, imagine an opinionated power-user, which I would jokingly classify as the epitome of insufferable. Every Linux power-user is opinionated - very opinionated, so every single one of them should make their own distro. Which is actually a good thing ( Freedom, remember? ), Everyone should make whatever they want, everyone else is free to criticize or ignore. On the practical side of things, we want someone else to make the things we want, how we want. That's what employees are for and "the market" disagrees on the viability of that.