>zero game support
why do people use linux exactly?
I tried a number of distros, from Gentoo, to Debian, to Fedora, to Void. Manjaro has given me the fewest problems on my setup and at my level of knowledge. Many people who use Arch fetishize being on the bleeding edge which plays a big part in why people use it, but there's also the degree of customization, the community (the wiki is seriously great) and the fact that when you do encounter a problem you can fix it rather than just crossing your fingers and praying to the Microsoft Gods. I exaggerate but having to fix both Linux and windows problems it can certainly feel that way. Manjaro is just Arch but you get to cheat.>inb4 install gentoo
Please don't turn this into a *fetch thread
So explain to me the appeal of Manjaro / Arch? Why shouldn't I use something like Gentoo or Nix?
But I won't admit I'm some power user, I just use OpenSuse Leap with KDE desktop and am happy with it.
Became dissatisfied with WMs when I realized I just work in a fullscreen Emacs most of the time anyway.
Think it's a good idea to gear the OP towards beginners who want to try Linux?
If I want bleeding edge, why won't I use Tumbleweed?I tried a number of distros, from Gentoo, to Debian, to Fedora, to Void. Manjaro has given me the fewest problems on my setup and at my level of knowledge. Many people who use Arch fetishize being on the bleeding edge which plays a big part in why people use it, but there's also the degree of customization, the community (the wiki is seriously great) and the fact that when you do encounter a problem you can fix it rather than just crossing your fingers and praying to the Microsoft Gods. I exaggerate but having to fix both Linux and windows problems it can certainly feel that way. Manjaro is just Arch but you get to cheat.
You shouldn't use Gentoo or Nix if you're comfortable with OpenSuse Leap + KDE. One of the driving factors for using Linux is the fact that you can use what you want and aren't beholden to some higher power telling you what you need to use.
Install Gentoo is just a meme. Gentoo is good for minimal setups, giving old hardware new life, when you want to guarantee everything is open source, or when you want peak customization. But everyone knows the real reason to install it is to have a bigger open source dick than the Arch people.
Come on, things are way better now, especially with steam proton>zero game support
why do people use linux exactly?
lol, you pay for video gamessteam
I'm not telling you why you should use Arch, I'm telling you reasons I've heard for why people who use arch use arch. If you don't accept those as reasons for why you should use Arch that's perfectly fine, I'm not going to argue.If I want bleeding edge, why won't I use Tumbleweed?
Application selection is great and near bleeding edge.>inb4 install gentoo
Please don't turn this into a *fetch thread
So explain to me the appeal of Manjaro / Arch? Why shouldn't I use something like Gentoo or Nix?
But I won't admit I'm some power user, I just use OpenSuse Leap with KDE desktop and am happy with it.
Became dissatisfied with WMs when I realized I just work in a fullscreen Emacs most of the time anyway.
Think it's a good idea to gear the OP towards beginners who want to try Linux?
Make up your mind...i3wm for maximum productivity ... overly complicated shit
I have money, I can put a few $ in their hat if I like their game. will still buy it on sale usuallylol, you pay for video games
How's the stability?Application selection is great and near bleeding edge.