This.

“Unpolished” and “like Windows 7” is exactly what I want. I don’t want to be distracted by my DE, it should just work.

I know, I was referring to the heading implying otherwise:

It turned out to be more stable than I expected.

Rolling release distros are not unstable.

https://indiecator.org/2023/08/18/the-problem-with-linus-tech-tips-part-2-a-toxic-work-environment-sexism-assault-and-sexual-harassment/

Well I would define “features” as “the good bits” and not as “security holes”. ;)

Unless Wayland adds all feature X11 has, it’s not a worthy replacement.

“User friendly” Arch Linux mostly means hiding away essential aspects of the distro and when things break the user is clueless, which in the end is the opposite of “user friendly”.

I’d argue the optimizations are pointless. According to this benchmarks they are: https://www.phoronix.com/review/cachyos-linux-perf/5

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After I switched to Linux Mint because Windows 7 got EOL a friend showed me Manjaro. I used it for a while and it was a pain in the ass. This was the moment I took a look at Arch Linux and after my first successful install I went full Linux nerd. This is roughly 5 years ago and now I even work in IT despite having studied social science.

Thanks!

OMG, his recent comments are all the same claiming he’s the great Xorg contributor and he knows it better. Embarrassing.

Good, the fork is a bad idea both technically and politically.

This. It’s also hilarious and sad that the community around XLibre is trying to “keep politics out of FOSS” while supporting a clearly political fork.

EDIT: Also see my issue as a prime example.

It’s just a proposal anybody can open and it will very likely not be passed. Also the maintainer of XLibre is an alt-right douchebag.

Do you happen to have a link to the thread?

The XLibre README is calling DEI “discriminatory”, WTF?

Good. Let the user decide. I will start using Wayland when KMag works.

Oh I’m sorry, I thought this was the comment section of an apolitical Linux meme.