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Rolling release?
I want revolving release, every one is a russian roulette to destroy my system
Welcome to Manjaro.
can’t understand how manjaro is still alive, given how much better endeavouros configures the system
Yeah, no idea. EOS is much better in every single way.
Will seems like arch users stereotype but i don't need software im not gonna use
Maybe because many website still give recommendations who newbie in arch or Linux distro
Don't believe it ?? Try googling it
Damn MX Linux
I haven't tried endeavor is yet. In what ways is it better than Manjaro?
in my experience manjaro install had a weird unnecessary customizations in terms of configuring things. Applications broke more often and it was harder to apply common fixes. Not very beginner-friendly because of that. Endeavor results in a much cleaner and simpler install
My experience since I began using Linux full time for my main desktop, chronologically: Manjaro, Kubuntu, Debian stable, Debian testing, endeavourOS. Started EOS a week ago and I was shocked by how well everything worked out of the box. A bunch of things I had to tweak and fix before, like messing with NVIDIA drivers among other things, just worked perfectly out of the box. I tried it on a lark after borking something on my Debian system, kinda reluctantly since I had already made a massive script for customizing my Debian based KDE installs, but in the end I didn't even feel like I needed it because it all just worked fine without all my scripted workarounds for everything. Really impressed. I just got the plasma 6 update a couple of hours ago and it's mostly fine, dealing with a couple of issues before deciding whether I hit that timeshift restore and wait some more
If system-breaking updates ship to consumers, the QA system doesn't work.
openSUSE TW is rolling release and their openQA system is extremely robust.
Astra Linux then?
Yoy made my day