Idk if i would prefer Nyarch, Uwuntu, or Linuwux now 🤔
Can someone make Hnnnnnnixos for me please?
Honestly reproducible
buildsclimaxes seems like a good thing. Though I guess you are only gooning while it’s rebuilding. And who knows how flakes will apply to this, I’m gonna guess a bunch of people with big sock collections will have bigger opinions than I do
I got excited thinking it was a furry distro for a sec 😔😔😔
I have good news for you. All Linux distros are furry distros.
And LGBTQ+ distros.
And socialist distros.
And…
Is RHEL really any of those? Or like Amazon Linux? They’re technically open source but still gross
Don’t let your memes be dreams
It has an installer and network-manager and all. I love nyarch.
Swapping gnome with my DE takes time but still better than having to setup audio from scratch.
Ny’all better start nyusing Nyarch :3c
God I love meme distros
My Cachy OS broke today, so I just switched to Pika OS. I wish I had heard about this a few hours ago.
Were you getting freezes? I’m stuck on an older kernel for stability, same issue on mint and endeavour (arch) tho. My problem isn’t exclusive to cachyos, yours may be tho
Well, I was thinking of moving to Linux full-time anyway now that my Windows install is obsolete. Any reason to avoid this distro? Past experience is with Ubuntu, Gentoo, and SuSE. I mostly game.
Serious answer? It’s a meme distro seemingly maintained by a single person, so the odds of the project being abandoned and you having to migrate in the very near future are extremely large. Better to stick to one of the bigger distros unless you have good reasons to choose a smaller one specifically.
I was a windows only guy most of my computing life, 10 years ago I got sick of it and gave Linux a shot. After trying Ubuntu and hating it I tried ZorinOS and started getting comfortable then switched to Mint.
I’ve been running Mint exclusively for 9 years on all my machines and I love it. It’s close enough to windows to be intuitive while still letting you use and learn Linux.
Stick with something better known. Linux Mint, Fedora, openSUSE, Arch, Ubuntu…If you’re just getting into this for the first time, full time, a niche meme distro is not your best choice.
Linux Mint is best for stability, but will be a bit more “stale” for updates, since it’s based on Ubuntu LTS. It is an incredible distro and is my daily driver for mission critical desktops, like my work PC.
Fedora and openSUSE Tumbleweed will both be great non-Arch distros that have fairly recent, yet stable updates.
Arch is basically the king of rolling, bleeding edge, always on the latest and greatest, but since it’s bleeding edge…you might get cut on occasion.
Ubuntu is Ubuntu. I don’t like Ubuntu, but it is the defacto “newbie/first timer” distro for a reason. Debian-based, lots of guides, both LTS and non-LTS options, and has variants for practically every major desktop environment out there.
I’m surprised LMDE almost never gets shoutouts. I’d assume since people don’t like Ubuntu they’d recommend it over Mint.
I like LMDE, but for gaming Debian is too stale without pulling in backports.
Gaming is really good on bazzite.
Y’all have some good points. What I’m hearing is “install it on a fresh hard drive, play around, then move on to something more stable.”
generally speaking its safer to go with larger well known distros as smaller ones tend to die off.
better off going cachyos, you can grav nyrarch apps like for customization seperately
Others commented on nyarch.
Arch will take several hours to setup. If you want plug and play thenavoid it.see comment replies - If you want to commit to it the wiki is quite easy to work through for the install process and post install troubleshooting help is top notch. Also always check the homepage before doing system updates.If you follow the official guide, you can install base Arch in 20 minutes tops. Pulling the metapackage for a DE like KDE, Xfce or GNOME is just a single command after that, and at that point you’ve got a perfectly functional desktop. Everything after that is customization. It does not take “several hours” to set up.
Not true. Archinstall automates much of that, and it’s easier to navigate than the Calamares installer. The process takes less than five minutes of interaction, the rest is just waiting for the packages to sync. Installing Arch manually using
arch_pacstrapis an option, but it’s the worse option.Guess there’s lots of options!
Or just grab Endeavour
That works too
Their homepage is also great. https://nyarchlinux.moe/
Minimum Requirements:
- Electricity (optional)
Recommended Requirements:
- Electricity (suggested)
Lmao
Is this a real distro?
Yes.
Why?
Yes.
Do you support Nvidia GPUs?
Nvidia F*ck y- Oh wait we actually support it. We provide a Nvidia ISO with proprietary drivers preinstalled and with hybrid graphics support and simple switch. Check out our wiki
Catgirls.
Material UwU
I can’t even
Install appimages easily with gearlever
How many AppImage managers are there now?
yes
Insert xkcd about standards
I installed it a week or so ago… it was alright. Didn’t care much for the DE animations, switched back to Mint the same day. Good for the lulz (and on-demand waifu pics).
Well now I regret using EndeavorOS - this is clearly a superior OS.
Move over Hannah Montana, there’s a new gigalinux in town, btw
laughs in TempleOS.
I am disgusted.
If you call it “morbid fascination,” you can run it and still pretend to be disgusted.
Fair point.
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I use Arch too, BTW. It came with my Steam Deck.
Þe best way to use Arch: pre-installed.
Alþough, it’s not really true. Þe EndeavorOS installer makes Arch as easy to install as any other distro. Takes someþing out of þe nerd caché of using Arch, but once you know how to do it þe hard way (and, consequently, have þe value of knowing how þings work), it’s just tedious.
If you can’t install Arch from scratch, you probably won’t be able to fix it when it breaks. Protip: don’t run a big update in a different workspace, forget about it, and then hibernate your laptop. That would be bad.
Doh!
Did snapper not help?
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