Yea, I had a similiar love affair with Endeavor when I was sick of delays for Discord updates on Tumbleweed. The KDE6 update has been a bit of a shitshow. I ended up switching to only using...
Yea, I had a similiar love affair with Endeavor when I was sick of delays for Discord updates on Tumbleweed.
The KDE6 update has been a bit of a shitshow.
I ended up switching to only using Discord in a web browser anyway, and I'm missing all of the other refinements of OpenSUSE. So I'll probably repave soon.
I just shove proprietary apps in as flatpaks. It's less space efficient but I also don't have to manage esoteric/outdated library changes system-wide to keep apps running. I'm using Fedora Atomic...
I just shove proprietary apps in as flatpaks. It's less space efficient but I also don't have to manage esoteric/outdated library changes system-wide to keep apps running.
I'm using Fedora Atomic which sort of requires it, but I was doing this on Arch, Tumbleweed and Debian anyway.
@lou and @vord: what was your process for system upgrades and did you use pacman -Syu or yay with no args or…? Don’t intend to talk you into giving Arch another try, just curious.
@lou and @vord: what was your process for system upgrades and did you use pacman -Syu or yay with no args or…?
Don’t intend to talk you into giving Arch another try, just curious.
On Endeavor: eos-update --yay And I let SteamOS do it's thing on my Deck. At the end of the day, I've come to the conclusion that Arch is a great foundation for building a distro moreso than a...
On Endeavor: eos-update --yay
And I let SteamOS do it's thing on my Deck.
At the end of the day, I've come to the conclusion that Arch is a great foundation for building a distro moreso than a solid distro itself. It needs that extra layer of pre-configuration and testing to smooth out the experience. As such, I think Endeavor is quite good, still actively using it. But I enjoyed Tumbleweed more at the end of the day, even if it took a bit longer of an initial setup.
Yea, I had a similiar love affair with Endeavor when I was sick of delays for Discord updates on Tumbleweed.
The KDE6 update has been a bit of a shitshow.
I ended up switching to only using Discord in a web browser anyway, and I'm missing all of the other refinements of OpenSUSE. So I'll probably repave soon.
I just shove proprietary apps in as flatpaks. It's less space efficient but I also don't have to manage esoteric/outdated library changes system-wide to keep apps running.
I'm using Fedora Atomic which sort of requires it, but I was doing this on Arch, Tumbleweed and Debian anyway.
Yea, I should probably do that. It's one more thing to have to manage though.
@lou and @vord: what was your process for system upgrades and did you use
pacman -Syuoryaywith no args or…?Don’t intend to talk you into giving Arch another try, just curious.
On Endeavor:
eos-update --yayAnd I let SteamOS do it's thing on my Deck.
At the end of the day, I've come to the conclusion that Arch is a great foundation for building a distro moreso than a solid distro itself. It needs that extra layer of pre-configuration and testing to smooth out the experience. As such, I think Endeavor is quite good, still actively using it. But I enjoyed Tumbleweed more at the end of the day, even if it took a bit longer of an initial setup.