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And this is probably for the best, because you probably aren't the right kind of user for the distribution and community. If you take a look at [1], you will s
by pmr_ 14y ago
And this is probably for the best, because you probably aren't the right kind of user for the distribution and community.
If you take a look at [1], you will see that the wiki provides a lot more than just commands to type in, but also a rationale and explanation what each component does. Usually there are also links for further reading that should help your understanding of the topic.
- virtualwhys 14y agoFedora user...if Arch's forums are any indication of the quality of the distro, then Arch is excellent. Was looking for some help getting started with Awesome WM as well as sorting out an issue with crap Broadcom wireless card -- both searches led me to Arch, and it was there that I found informative, detailed threads that led to the solutions.
- ibrahima 14y agoAs an Awesome user on Ubuntu, I often end up referring to the ArchWiki. Also for a lot of driver issues. Their wiki is really excellent, I guess because when people are dealing with a lot of raw, newer packages they tend to work out the finer details of issues that people later on benefit from.