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I have to +1 very loudly for Arch. It has an absolute dream of a documentation. Any configuration or cache paths are default, the distro doesnt try to fuck with
by lionkor 3y ago
I have to +1 very loudly for Arch. It has an absolute dream of a documentation. Any configuration or cache paths are default, the distro doesnt try to fuck with it like Ubuntu and others do - you do `man mytool` or look at the official docs for that tool, and if that says the config is at /etc/monkey/mytool.conf, it is.
The package manager works well.
The installer is very solid by now.
It comes with absolutely nothing preinstalled, perfect for techie people.
- hutzlibu 3y agoAnd if one likes the Arch way, but a graphical installer and some things taken care of for you, I recommend EndeavourOS.