As a former Arch user, what's a serious distro that I can get into as my next step?
As a former Arch user, what's a serious distro that I can get into as my next step?
Jacob Cox
Jack Peterson
Debian
Adam Sanders
NixOS or GuixSD
Brayden Hill
alpine
Angel Green
OpenBSD
Anthony Adams
gentoo
Asher Johnson
_buntu. Probably Ubuntu MATE.
Manjaro.
Peppermint OS.
Thomas Price
Source Mage
Sebastian Taylor
this
Alexander Rogers
This is good
This is good too
FreeBSD is an option as well
Kevin Wilson
Void Linux, and become a package maintainer.
Chase Howard
macOS
Evan Reed
hackintosh. just go for the best.
Carson Bell
slackware
Jackson Campbell
>downgrading
Isaiah Williams
GuixSD
Jack Gomez
Honestly, if you can't just pick a distro and stick with it, then no other distro can ever fix your problem.
Nicholas Ortiz
This, especially if you want a "step up" from arch.
Bentley Perry
in the same way heroin is a "step up" from a problem with pain killers or AIDS is a step up from herpes
Leo Howard
Linux Mint.
Jayden Jones
Gabriel a shit
John Ramirez
fedora and debian are as biz as it comes
Alexander Parker
void
James Adams
Satania is a FreeBSD user right?
Brody Campbell
Yes.
Oliver Hughes
Gentoo. That's when you achieve enlightenment and realize distros don't matter, and they are all one in the same and but a part of something bigger and more important (UNIX).
At which point you stop distro hopping and go back to Ubuntu. (Or stick with Gentoo because Portage is comfy.)
Thomas Turner
ubuntu with unity
Tyler Bennett
She was told that real demons install gentoo
Jonathan Myers
KDE Neon, so you can write nice bug reports.
Dylan King
Windows 10
Henry Peterson
Pick any distro, you should be able to make that distro work for you by now