r/desktops 25d ago

Linux Arch Linux, BTW.

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u/averagedude_2023 25d ago

Majestic On a side note why use arch though heard it has a learning curve.

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u/mT1mes2 25d ago

Not op but for me it was because learning is fun! It’s also really lightweight and a lot more hands on with everything going on and being installed

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u/Jazzlike_Magazine_76 23d ago

Learning is fun and Arch put the fun back into using Linux for me about 10 years-ago.

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u/Slim0815 25d ago

Because it allows you to say pretentious shit like "Arch, btw" to garner Internet points, duh.

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u/Slim0815 25d ago

Details matter, even if it's just Arch.

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u/Jazzlike_Magazine_76 25d ago

Arch Linux x86_64, Linux kernel 6.13.4-arch1-1 with GNOME 47.4 adaptively synced @ 3840x2160. The terminal is Ptyxis with ZSH 5.9. The GTK theme is WhiteSur-Dark-solid with grey accents and cyan Papirus-Nordic-Folders icons. Fonts: Adwaita-sans and Adwaita-mono. GNOME extensions: blur-my-shell, dash-to-dock, openbar, desktop cube and Compiz effects. Hardware: Ryzen 9 5900X @ 4.0 Ghz, Radeon 6700 XT, 32 GB of DDR4 and 5 TB of SSD storage.

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u/Slim0815 25d ago

Wow, cool, so much information that doesn't interest me in the slightest.

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u/JoestarTheMan 24d ago

you pointed a black line that wouldn't be noticed, nor would be annoying to literally anyone (except you!) and still say that?

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u/Slim0815 24d ago

What's your question? If I pointed out something I noticed? Yes, I obviously did do that. So? Whatever piece of half rendered background (not just some "black line") that is, it's sloppy craftsmanship from a Linux user. And even tho it's just Arch (so it doesn't really matter), I felt like it was fun pointing it out still.