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What do we think about this? I've just replaced Mint with it

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>>20008 (OP)
it looks kinda pointless and bloated

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>>20008 (OP)
>just install arch and hyprland use dotfiles from reddit

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hyprland config thats treated as a new distro for some retarded reason

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a little bit keyed because the gnome foundation said framework computer has "hitler particles" for promoting omarchy

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>>20030
Looked a bit more into the maker of it (DHH), he's openly against the UK's policies, wikipedia says he's far right and he races in 24h of LeMans every year, so he's keyed.

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pointless snca distro #13585783751 that will be totally forgotten in a month award

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>>20008 (OP)
I've been using it on my laptop for almost a month and I like it, most of the people dunking on it don't seem to understand it's meant to be a replacement for macOS for techbro types. Coming from Plasma 6 I do think it succeeds at that, although now I'm tempted to rice my own tiling wm since it can feel both limiting and bloated at the same time (over the top neovim setup I switched out for vim, web apps I removed, pointless custom chromium fork etc).
Really the main thing going for it is that it's a predictable Arch install script with some sane defaults that gets you up and running without 2 days reading the wiki

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>>20008 (OP)
going to be completely honest, just get a normal distro and use a DE like gnome or kde and actually start using your computer

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>>20022
yea pretty much, this distro is for people who dont want to learn how to use arch linux and just want to see flashy aesthetic r/unixporn windows.

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>>20008 (OP)
I had a look at it a while back. Six gigabytes is way too many. Bloated shite. That being said, it pisses off libtards, which is good. I'm thinking of jumping ship from the debian userland, but it won't be to Omarchy. Probably just gonna move to Mageia.

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>>20068
I hate r/unixporn's aesthetic. Wow, pastel colours and a tranime wallpaper for the centillionth time. How fucking original.

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>>20008 (OP)
just use a regular fucking distro and learn how to use it

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is this another arch based distro that could be an install script?
>What do we think about this?
use void

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>>20806
and transparent windows so you can't actually read the text in them

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>>20836
nevermind, I just read that the creator of it is a chud which is cool so I'm okay with this "distro" albeit I wont ever use it. As I dont use Artix albeit they hate trannies

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OP here
Fuck everyone in this thread
But you guys were right there's so much bloat in here I keep running into compatablity issues with all sorts of SNCA

I think I'm gonna just install arch and do it myself.
I will say that it was a very nice intro to what linux distros are like, and I think that it has opened my eyes to the possibilty of just doing it all myself

I would never have even CONSIDERED installing arch if it wasn't for using omarchy anyway.

It's stuff like this that brings attention to other OS, and improves the economy, so I think you should all be more greatful but whatever. You don't have to listen to me.

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>>20841
Skip arch and use void, void is arch for sane people

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Op trust me arch will make you lose faith in loonix one day. Use void.

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>>20845
Uh why void though?

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>>20846
1. The official and supported installation process is easier and more straight forward, you won't fuck it up.
2. systemd is spyware, void uses runit. Systemd is bloated and too complicated for a PID1
3. arch is generally a distro for beta testers that somehow got super big. They almost don't test the packages they ship so after an update you have a big chance to break something. Void's frequency of updates is lesser and that's a GOOD THING. Still void is a stable rolling release meaning it has a nice balance of stability and freshness of your packages.
4. Void's official repository is bigger than that of arch. arch compensated for that with AUR, but it has massive security issues, you can research them yourself

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>>20847
Thank you for the explanation
I will look into this more indepth because I've heard people on here say gentoo is also very good

I have never heard of void before

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>>20848
Well gentoo is good if linux is your only hobby or you're a system developer. If you don't understand why you need compiler flags you don't need gentoo.

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>>20849
haha nice okay.
It's not like I have anything important on my laptop so I may aswell check it out.
Ty xir/xaddam

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>>20850
That being void

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>>20849
tsmt, gentoo should be looked at as a toy unless you are seriously considering making a custom OS for an embedded system (or prototyping one). I could only see someone who isn't larping using it practically if they already know what they are doing because they are a sysadmin for a living. It's fun to tinker with and will teach you more about linux, compilers, and programming than Arch, but don't expect to get anything done on it unless you dump a couple hundred hours into reading absolute snca documentation and waiting hours for compile jobs to finish if you don't set up a compute cluster or have a threadripper. Even then you VILL break your system doing something retarded at least once.

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>>20852
Especially if you do odd configurations or are on the bleeding edge of packages, you will have to be comfortable at least filing bug reports and asking people on IRC when you think it's just you being retarded and there's nothing in the manual about it. Not that that's hard to do, it's just 99.9% of even linuxniggers don't want to do that because they are either sissy autists who can't talk to people or are based retards who don't want to do things for free

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omarchy users will be gooning to this later btw


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