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The true replacement for casual users is Pop_OS. For more mid-tier users I’d recommend installing base Arch once, then wiping and installing OpenSUSE. Using Ar
by jorvi 3y ago
The true replacement for casual users is Pop_OS. For more mid-tier users I’d recommend installing base Arch once, then wiping and installing OpenSUSE.
Using Arch without a bigger org managing it for you is kind of dangerous. Their policy is that they just wantonly push anything, and if there’s something wrong with a package they’ll tell you in the upgrade message. That you’ll have to manually evoke. And check for each package upgrade.
I learned a lot from setting up Arch a couple of times, but ultimately I think they have a few policies that are terrible for the average user or even company.
- __rito__ 3y agoI use Pop_OS as my daily driver because of the existence of the NVIDIA version of the distro. I work in Deep Learning, and the NVIDIA version comes in really handy. I never face NVIDIA issues like my peers frequently complain.