I am currently using EndeavourOS, but am annoyed by the constant daily updates of 1GB and pacman not installing important dependencies automatically (ex: spell checker for document editor). I like the way Fedora works: you update whenever, important dependencies are downloaded automatically, and packages are recent-ish, but I don’t like that it takes forever to run dnf. I don’t want to use Manjaro (apparently it breaks quickly?), and the distro needs to support KDE. I know about Flatpak, but I don’t want to download 1GB of data for each app. Are there any good options?
(Yes, I can probably deal with Fedora, but dnf is slower than apt, and I don’t want to deal with external repositories for non-free software.)
It’s not dangerous if you’re using NixOS. I roll my configuration every single day. If it doesn’t evaluate because someone broke something important, I don’t switch to it. Otherwise, I just comment out that package or even fix the broken component (fairly easily 99% of the time) and go about my day.
Cool story bro. We’re talking about Arch.
Cool story, bro. Arch is obsolete.
NixOS users try not to talk about NixOS on every remote occasion they get chellange (impossible)
NixOS is the new Arch… BTW.
@clmbmb @backhdlp agreed, #nixos users cannot refrain from mentioning it before anything else 😂