Where all my cachyOS homes at?
this post was submitted on 07 Sep 2025
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I went Kububtu -> Pop -> Arch with Sway -> Fedora KDE -> Arch again, now with KDE. I like Arch, been using it for years now and no interest of switching.
I was using Ubuntu and Linux Mint more than a decade ago, then I switched to Debian, so I guess I skipped most of this curve, lol.
Mint... :)
I had thought of going to Fedora next but I ask myself why !
Ive only been using linux for a few months and still dont feel confident that I know what im doing except when the gui can do a thing intuitively, so probably that beginning stage, except the distro Ive been using (ZorinOS) isnt on here. I think its based on Ubuntu tho so maybe that covers it idk. Been thinking about trying a different distro to see if its any better but reinstalling all my stuff again sounds like a hassle so I might just stick with the setup I have for awhile longer.
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I've bricked my installation just by logging into root in openSUSE. I am not touching this shit again. I love my arch
I ve been running SUSE for 3years now, it never broke; when I wqs unhappy with an update O rolles back. This is the chilliest distro in my opinion after trying Mint(2 years) and Debian (2years)
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Out of curiosity, where on this curve lies "20k lines of Nix config"? (Asking for a friend π)
I have Mint on my laptop, manage Ubuntu Servers at work, run Debian on my home servers, have a working LFS build on my old pc, but use Windows on my main desktop. Where am I on the chart?
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Definitly a minty
But with asperations of a suse
I like to think I'm the right-most Fedora, but some days I'm for sure the other Fedora.
LMDE π
I started from Ubuntu. Now I use Mint.
Kubuntu on my desktop, Debian on my server, postmarketOS on my phone. Where do I fit?
"Almost bricks their machine" lol
It's not an iphone, breaking the boot sequence won't brick it. But sure, go ahead, lecture everyone else...
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Im over the shop.
Started with Fedora went to Debian, then Ubuntu, back the Debian, now looking at CachyOS (arch)
Plotting a route to the peak of mount stupid, I suppose.
I've needed to change my computer within the next six months for the last five years, and the plan is to try out NixOS, because as a programmer it looks like a reasonable kind of OS, despite all the warnings to the contrary (shame it's Linux and not BSD, though... the more I learn about Linux and BSD, the more reasonable BSD looks).
I haven't significantly used Linux since I was studying over two decades ago, and I'm pretty certain the last time I set up a Linux system it was Slackware.
My plan is to read the allegedly insufficient documentation and try to figure it out from there. π€·ββοΈ
Wish me luck, I'll certainly need it.
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