It wasn't for me. Too many pre-written config files that make tools work quite differently from their default state. It had a bit of a "script-kiddy" feel to it IMO.
I'll go with EndeavourOS again next time - that one strikes a good balance between not making you work too hard for a running system and preconfiguring everything in a way you might not agree with.
I do remember many attempts since Mandrake came to be, and many others that I lost track of.
Weils krass kracht und zeckt!
Nee, echt jetzt, dat kann wat. Nich nur für Gamer.
iwanttocomment•4mo ago
In twenty years, I'll just be sitting here running Debian, watching distros come and go.
(Twenty years ago, I was actually running Debian, watching distros come and go, although I had a dalliance with Gentoo, don't tell Deb or Ian.)
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ekianjo•4mo ago
That's pretty much what you see in the chart in the article. Debian share remains untouched over time. Not affected by trends.
bjoli•4mo ago
I am not looking elsewhere since I realized can't stand gnome, but the idea of aeon is probably the most solid I have ever used, at least for desktop use.
I haven't really decided where to go now except for away from gnome, but Bazzite looks promising, and maybe the new KDE Linux ("project banana") in some time.
type0•4mo ago
it should be like Aeon but with KDE
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ramon156•4mo ago
That said, just use flatpak
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