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Disabling bloatware
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Sorry for responding late and not yet to the other comment. Life has been a bit busy. No worries; I'll get to it eventually.
CachyOS has basically become the flagbearer of performance on Linux ever since Clear Linux has been discontinued. What's striking is how easy it is to get there. Additionally, it's the latest iteration of "Arch, but easy.". And I'd argue it has superseded the likes of EndeavourOS, Garuda and Manjaro in that regard. What's more; its trajectory continues to be very promising. Good vibes, overall.