Why aren't you using Slackware yet Sup Forums? It is so fucking comfy.
>le timesink
You will spend much more time on fixed broken packages or setting up Arch.
>very hard
Easier than Arch, Gentoo and still doesn't treat you like a baby, so you actually learn something
>you have to fetch dependencies
slackpkg info
Was that very hard.
>you have to compile everything
You can get more repos.
Also no fucking systemd.
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But I already using it.
Because it contains non free software.
Making it free is FUCKING easy.
freeslack.net
Best OS.
Free as in freedom, open source?
Yes, freeslack project makes it Free as in Freedom.
row row row your bits, gently down the stream....
Because Arch gives me a good balance of power and ease of use.
pacman -Syu
whats the difference between slackware and arch?
>yet
Nothing it's all Linux with different package managers. Why freetards work on hundreds of turds instead of polishing one I will never understand
Slackware is the only Linux distro that upholds the Unix philosophy.
K.I.S.S.
>no systemd
>more secure
>more stable
>no automatic dependency resolution
>has BoB
Did Lunduke pay you to say this?
Also CRUX maintains, AFAIK it.
Arch is no fucking way KISS.
fuck off we are full
Pulseaudio
Requires specific version of tar
Not as stable as it used to be
Community is cancer
I did use Slack for a few months.
I never had to fix broken packages on other distros and I never used Arch.
But I did waste a lot of time doing basic shit on Slack, though.
I use Slackware and I was very annoyed by the way it did recovery from hibernation. Then after some searching I appended a kernel option in lilo.conf. Now it doesn't hang when I recover it from sleep. That's about all. Peace out.
AFAIK, it's managed by a single individual. That alone is reason enough for me to steer clear of it.
But I don't have an aversion to systemd because I didn't grow up without it unlike some old farts who somehow are still on Sup Forums, and even if I did, why would I use this over OpenBSD or even FreeBSD?