Linux guide for power users (2022)
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Linux guide for power users (2022)
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#3Why would you install Arch-based Manjaro? Why not just go with a flavor of Ubuntu to start becoming productive from like minute 5? And if you're really trying to become a super-user why not NixOS?
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#4As someone who switched from Windows to Linux in college, I have no regrets.
All of the rough edges I've encountered (usually) have resulted in a better understanding of how software actually works.
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#5> Manjaro is not superior or inferior to any other Linux distribution
quite the contrary, https://github.com/arindas/manjarno
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#6Power users use Gentoo.
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#7Power users use Gentoo.
Not if they don't want to spend a third of their time maintaining their system.
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#8Why would you install Arch-based Manjaro? Why not just go with a flavor of Ubuntu to start becoming productive from like minute 5? And if you're really trying to become a super-user why not NixOS?
Manjaro can be just as productive out of the box as Ubuntu can.
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#9> As said before, in this tutorial we will be using Manjaro due to it:
> * containing a fully configured system (yes bloat, idc its a beginners tutorial)
So is it for beginners or power users? Or can that be the same person? Choice of Manjaro is also curious, considering its history.
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#10Power users use Gentoo.
Can't remember the exact quote but:
"People who use Ubuntu know Ubuntu, people who know RHEL know RHEL, but people who use Gentoo know Linux"