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great overview of crunchbang's advantages. One minor correction, Arch is a binary distribution and you need to compile from source only if the package is not in
by rohshall 13y ago
great overview of crunchbang's advantages. One minor correction, Arch is a binary distribution and you need to compile from source only if the package is not in the official arch repository.
- electronvolt 13y agoBut you do need to read the manuals to know which flags to use/need, and moreso than #!: it's the difference between knowing apt-get and knowing the command line at a much deeper level. (I now use arch almost exclusively, but used #! until I switched. The rolling release system is the main reason I did.)
- rohshall 13y agoI am curious where you used flags to compile packages in Arch. You need to read manuals, for sure. But, installing unofficial packages from AUR is a breeze - just unzip and then makepkg -si.