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Arch Linux is your friend. You will find all the packages in AUR and answers you seek in documentation or with extremely active community. Not as ‘deep’ as gent
by koushikg 3y ago
Arch Linux is your friend. You will find all the packages in AUR and answers you seek in documentation or with extremely active community.
Not as ‘deep’ as gentoo and not as script kiddy as tumbleweed. I use Leap for servers and installed gentoo to learn things initially. Love all the distributions named here!
- 5e92cb50239222b 3y agoIt also makes it easy to write and share your own packages when you need something that's not in the repos (or the AUR). The first package will take you about an hour of reading documentation (which is 10+ times less than it took to build my first Debian package), but the next ones will not take more than 5-10 minutes.
- PlutoIsAPlanet 3y ago> not as script kiddy as tumbleweed The AUR is a literal definition of a script kiddie given its a repo of shell scripts to install things and not an actual package repo.
- koushikg 3y agoThey exist as collection of scripts to install precompiled (or to be compiled) packages, maintained by 3rd party developers as means of convenience, they’re not to be blindly installed as system packages (which I agree is what often people would do) It offers certain autonomy to users on top of stable system to build/preinstall packages when they deem it necessary. It’s always advised to check what’s happening with AUR scripts & updates, in archwiki with well noted warnings. These things don’t sit well with script kiddie style of doing things!