No weird config at all. I love the Debian experience specifically because it gets out of your way and I don’t have to jump through any hoops. But then they release a new version, I do the massive scary upgrade, and it just stops working. It happened a few times, so I just don’t do it anymore.

I love EndeavourOS. It’s easily the most stable Linux experience I’ve had.

Every time I do a point release upgrade on Debian the whole system breaks. It’s so smooth until that point, but if I have to reinstall the OS anyway then I’m going back to EndeavourOS (which is what I’m using now)

Whoops yeah indeed.

Windows gives me more control over my machine, but iOS actually works, and gives me the UNIX-like command line. Still sticking with Linux though because it gives me even more control.

Just a pure Rust computer. No operating system, just Rust.

well let’s not get greedy

That’s just two system32s in a trench coat.

Still waiting for them to update to system33

Does he actually think Linux sucks? I’ll have to look up these “Linux Sucks talks”. I like Linux. I kinda like Rust too.

edit: OK question answered in first two minutes of the first “Linux Sucks” talk. He likes linux and I guess these talks are about improving it.

His haters make him famous

Vim with Vimacs?

Ah yes, the worst of both worlds.

The pen

Is that a neovim plugin?

Of course. Why would you use the wrong editor?

This “neutrality” is like giving equal voice to doctors and tobacco companies. They need to take the initiative for public health and declare the correct, ergonomic editor as international standard.

I’ve never had those problems. I’m especially surprised by the boot script issue. Mint and Ubuntu are the main “beginners” distros. You’d probably be fine if you went with mint again. Pop_os is supposed to be good. I use EndeavourOS with kde plasma desktop and it’s fantastic. But you have to run the update script weekly to be safe.

EndeavourOS is really good. Arch-based but easy to maintain. You’ll never have to do a major release upgrade. The only issue is to keep it updated, make sure to do little updates weekly. They have a great community and it’s a wonderful OS.

I don’t believe you.

Ok I’ll bite. Do you actually?

Thanks for the detail.

If you ruin your installation, is it easy to rebuild with the automation scripts you wrote?

Why? Is it super stable?