What is the best easy to use distribution basted on Arch Linux?
Antergos vs. Manjaro
Arch Linux
Isaac Cooper
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Carter Gray
ANTERGOS
It is GOD-TIER
Eli King
Manjaro IMO.
Jose Nelson
Arch Linux.
Jaxon Wright
This
It's literally just following a checklist.
Xavier Miller
What kind of a shitty excuse for a logo is that?
Matthew Turner
If you like system dicks, stick with Antergos. If not, choose Manjaro. Manjaro is slightly less bleeding edge unless you prefer using packages from AUR. Overall, Manjaro just werks.
Robert Cooper
This is the only correct answer. If you're going to use Arch, use it right
Justin Walker
The point of archlinux is that it's archlinux. When someone does it for you then you're completely avoiding the reason to have archlinux.
If you can't handle it then check out architect linux, it's an easier way to install arch.
Xavier Anderson
James Brooks
Parabola doesn't get a mention?
Anygays, Arch Linux is the best Arch-based GNU/Linux distribution.
It's time to move on, man.
Logan Smith
Seriously though, what you really want is Gentoo
Hunter Jenkins
/thread
Ryder Martin
systemD/Arch cuck, install gentoo
Justin Powell
Sounds pretty sensible to me#
the d is lowercase
Kevin Thomas
In theory it sounds cool, but in practice it's shit.
Hudson Taylor
Give it to me straight: Would learning to set up Arch from memory actually teach me anything beneficial or not?
Robert Roberts
no.
Kayden Myers
There are a few useful manual configuration parts that you should instead learn when you actually have a need for them.
Ayden Allen
It would be fine if the developers weren't raging faggots.
Easton Walker
No, that's completely idiotic
Juan Jones
I use Arch, but that's some major incompetence. How hard is it to write #!/bin/bash in scripts that are in bash?
Jaxson Bennett
Is there a way to bootstrap Antergos from an Arch install medium and use cnchi to do an Antergos install, with Antergos defaults and packages?