Literally the first sentence

screw using someone’s personal distro

And all 3 are anonymous…

Damn, the last time I used it I could’ve sworn it was just arch with a wizard and some custom dotfiles. Although that was like 3 years ago.

I never actually used archinstall, only manual and derivatives which were essentially arch with a wizard.

You can choose the de by clicking in the wizard

how to install arch (with btrfs and without frustration)

Download Endeavour and click through the wizard?

Premium dotfiles

We stray from Foss with each day

On Linux, you have to be running Gnome or KDE.

I’ve used it without those issues on cinnamon, xfce, and a variety of of tiling WMs. It fails to connect sometimes, but that happens on KDE as well, and I most certainly didn’t need to reauth every time I connect to the network. So idk what you’re talking about.

Don’t know about the others, but KDE connect has absolutely nothing to do with your ISP. It’s using WiFi for wlan, not to connect to the internet.

Guix channels are just git repos with lists of package definitions. You need to manually add non-official repos, and all git contribution controls apply.

Edit: non-official repos are closer to Ubuntu PPA-s. Don’t really see how they relate to AUR apart from being user generated.

Wat?

Confidently wrong on so many levels

it’ll also add a new XApp called Fingwit, which provides built-in support for fingerprint login, screensaver unlock, and sudo authentication. If it needs to, the app will fall back to password entry.

It’s decent, but screw using someone’s personal distro. Glorious literally dropped every scrap of his default de config, and switched to another. No transition, no migration, just deleted everything and went on with his day.

Because it lets me use a list of packages instead of needing to remember what to install, has every package I need and let’s me use them without installing them, and has a good rollback system to go along with cutting edge packages.

Or nix/guix/flatpak/appimage

Yet in 2025 w3c is a pain in the ass

Have you tried antix? It’s basically Debian for old computers.

Very weird it can’t play videos at all. I installed Linux on a friend’s old <1gb ram laptop and it’s even able to play 480p YouTube.

Also, I wouldn’t run xfce on it, it’s barely lighter than KDE.

Lisps makes more sense to me though

(if condition a b)

VS

a if condition else b

Has terabytes of storage

Worried about a 30 megs

nuff said