Hey, /g/. I'm looking to install a new os as my daily driver

>>57559857
I feel i should mention that my over all experience with linux is very minimal. The most complicated thing i've done is grabbed xinit and alsa-utils from the ubuntu repos when i did ubuntu minimal.

Arch is needlessly complex honestly. My choice for a minimal distro is just standard Debian, as it comes pretty empty. Very little config required, but you can still tweak it as you like.

>>57560082
Debian, huh? I'll take a look at it. Thanks anon

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debian is shit for old people who hate new stuff and are ok to wait few years for latest packages

arch is great once its setup up
and its not that difficult

if you AUR tickles your interest but arch seems too difficult then manjaro is pretty nice

If you want access to the AUR, take a look at Antergos. It's basically easy to use Arch.

>>57560203
In my case, a lot of what I use is either very well maintained in the Debian repos, or needs to be built from source anyway (mostly emulators and such). I can see the argument for Arch, but it's too much hassle for not enough gain for me I suppose.

>>57560203
What a noice infographic.

>>57560234
I'll take a look at it.