Originally posted by Mez'
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In my case, I've never hesitated to get my hands dirty when it's absolutely necessary and I've almost always succeeded when doing so, because I know my way around (or find it). Which means I could handle Arch if I wanted to, but the wasted time compared to a more intuitive and user-friendly alternative (hence usually quicker) doing exactly the same thing is not worth it for me in my life balance.
I'm not sure the archaic install process filters people too lazy too learn. I tend to believe that it rather snubs people who have already learned but have little time to spend on it.
I'm not sure the archaic install process filters people too lazy too learn. I tend to believe that it rather snubs people who have already learned but have little time to spend on it.
installing arch is a very simple process as long as you are willing to put the time and effort in. and you are right, some people don't have time to manage their own install, and don't have time to try and debug their problems their self. don't come to arch, there are plenty of other decent distros. for you that would better suit you, I personally recommend fedora. another perfectly competent distro.
Originally posted by r_a_trip
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and when your shitty derivative breaks aur for the umpteenth time, Ill leave you with the words of the ffmpeg-full maintainer
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