What fucking distro should I get? Arch? Void? What?

>>61124028
i have been considering it lately to escape systemd
not because i have particular problems with the functionality, but on principle
but i'm an arch user and i'm used to everything being easy and documented, how is the documentation for void, i presume it might not be able to use alternative sources because it's systemd-less, making a pretty big difference?

Anonymous 2017-06-28 05:34:55 Post No.61124788
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>>61124755
you'll be surprised how similar, yet different void is to arch.
You have no AUR, but you have xbps-src
You have noch pacman -S but you have xbps-install -S
try it.

Anonymous 2017-06-28 05:38:48 Post No.61124843
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Arch is a really good one to start with, it's not ragequit hard for someone new, but it's involved enough to help you get a handle on using linux and will help you more easily use most other distros as a result.
You don't want a distro that babies you too much because it does not encourage proficiency which results in these actually being harder to maintain. Furthermore Arch also has lots of documentation, making it so it's not super frustrating to do what you need to do. You just follow instructions and learn as you go.

Anonymous 2017-06-28 05:44:12 Post No.61124937
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>>61123540
CloverOS

Anonymous 2017-06-28 05:44:37 Post No.61124944
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Anonymous 2017-06-28 05:44:37 Post No.61124944 [Report]

Just use either debian or gentoo like any sane person would do

Anonymous 2017-06-28 05:46:24 Post No.61124983
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Anonymous 2017-06-28 05:46:24 Post No.61124983 [Report]

Why use Linux when Windows Vista runs fine?

Anonymous 2017-06-28 05:48:14 Post No.61125016
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>>61124441
>Get out of your mom's basement
After the updates, of course :^)

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>>61124983
>why drink water if you can get piss directly in your mouth?

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>>61124028
this.

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>>61125017
>>>61124983
>>why drink water if you can get piss directly in your mouth?
>>61125016
>>>61124441
>>Get out of your mom's basement
>After the updates, of course :^)
>>61124983
>Why use Linux when Windows Vista runs fine?
>>61124944
>Just use either debian or gentoo like any sane person would do
>>61124937
>>>61123540 (OP)
>CloverOS
>>61124843
>Arch is a really good one to start with, it's not ragequit hard for someone new, but it's involved enough to help you get a handle on using linux and will help you more easily use most other distros as a result.
>You don't want a distro that babies you too much because it does not encourage proficiency which results in these actually being harder to maintain. Furthermore Arch also has lots of documentation, making it so it's not super frustrating to do what you need to do. You just follow instructions and learn as you go.
>>61124788
>>>61124755
>you'll be surprised how similar, yet different void is to arch.
>You have no AUR, but you have xbps-src
>You have noch pacman -S but you have xbps-install -S
>try it.
>>61124755
>>>61124028
>i have been considering it lately to escape systemd
>not because i have particular problems with the functionality, but on principle
>but i'm an arch user and i'm used to everything being easy and documented, how is the documentation for void, i presume it might not be able to use alternative sources because it's systemd-less, making a pretty big difference?
>>61124735
>>>61123540 (OP)
>There is no reason to start with any other distribution than Ubuntu
>>61124724
>>>61123540 (OP)
>Arch + i3
>>61124692
>>>61124643
>he is a feminist. With armpit hair.
>>61124683
>>>61123540 (OP)
>Windows 7
>>61124643
>>>61124250
>why manjaro and not ubuntu?
>>61124441
>Install Windows
>Get out of your mom's basement
>Hit the gym
>Get a job
>Stop being such a faggot
>>61124424
>>>61124410
>arch with xfce
>>61124410
>>>61124057
>>>61124250
>you meant xfce
>>61124408
>>>61123540 (OP)
>Install Gentoo
kys