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Arch Linux – Best Tips for Beginners?
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ditch it and go straight to NIxOS
"Arch" for people who think Arch is too easy.
lol Arch wasn't hard and neither was vanilla NixOS, in fact NixOS was easier
Not if you have a weird app that only installs with a self-executing tarball. But for initial setup, sure.