BitTiger on Nostr: I am a big fan of Arch Linux. I stopped using NixOS after being censored by their ...
I am a big fan of Arch Linux. I stopped using NixOS after being censored by their community for expressing traditional values over woke ones. Their trustworthiness and wildly poor documentation were the last straws too.
I am looking forward to using determinant nix though. It was made by one of the cofounders of nix and actually is focused on business. Which IMHO makes it the best choice out there for exiled nix users from the purge. However they do not intend to make their own distro out of it, its just the package manager. So I might use it with Arch Linux or Alma Linux as a base.
I went back to full Arch Linux. It is like owning a Ferrari. Its fast. Its fun. Its got the latest tech. However you always have to be careful and back your shit up always. For you never know if the next update will make you crash, or have to do an emergency rollback using timeshift.
PopOS with window tiling enabled is rock solid for work. Alma Linux with the gnome extension Forge for window tiling too. Dont mind that it isnt maintained for now. It still is solid. They would give you similar visual and workflow experiences to Hyprland. Could be worth a go if you haven't tried them already.
I am looking forward to using determinant nix though. It was made by one of the cofounders of nix and actually is focused on business. Which IMHO makes it the best choice out there for exiled nix users from the purge. However they do not intend to make their own distro out of it, its just the package manager. So I might use it with Arch Linux or Alma Linux as a base.
I went back to full Arch Linux. It is like owning a Ferrari. Its fast. Its fun. Its got the latest tech. However you always have to be careful and back your shit up always. For you never know if the next update will make you crash, or have to do an emergency rollback using timeshift.
PopOS with window tiling enabled is rock solid for work. Alma Linux with the gnome extension Forge for window tiling too. Dont mind that it isnt maintained for now. It still is solid. They would give you similar visual and workflow experiences to Hyprland. Could be worth a go if you haven't tried them already.