mister_monster on Nostr: No bugs? This is software man. You build it, you know how it goes. If you're partial ...
No bugs? This is software man. You build it, you know how it goes.
If you're partial to arch, I like endeavorOS. Pre built desktop, minimal fuss. I'm partial to Wayland and use labwc and sfwbar for a quick easy setup that just works for when I want to use a normal cascading window system. I usually use a tiling wm but if you're not into that those two work great together. Login/display manager, ly works good. It's a simple shell based TUI login manager. This approach requires a little set up of course.
If you just want a DE with all the software already installed and virtually no setup, KDE works good on Wayland, but bugs. There are always a couple little things with KDE. If you don't care about Wayland I've always liked lxde. Simple and no fuss. Used to use xfce but it's not very performant anymore and has a bloated codebase now.
Debian apt get dependency issues are going to affect any distro based on Debian, which is why I won't use them. I'd say Linux mint, easy and all that, but you'll get problems with apt because you always do.
If you're partial to arch, I like endeavorOS. Pre built desktop, minimal fuss. I'm partial to Wayland and use labwc and sfwbar for a quick easy setup that just works for when I want to use a normal cascading window system. I usually use a tiling wm but if you're not into that those two work great together. Login/display manager, ly works good. It's a simple shell based TUI login manager. This approach requires a little set up of course.
If you just want a DE with all the software already installed and virtually no setup, KDE works good on Wayland, but bugs. There are always a couple little things with KDE. If you don't care about Wayland I've always liked lxde. Simple and no fuss. Used to use xfce but it's not very performant anymore and has a bloated codebase now.
Debian apt get dependency issues are going to affect any distro based on Debian, which is why I won't use them. I'd say Linux mint, easy and all that, but you'll get problems with apt because you always do.