Windows Virgin is rightfully concerned that someone is grabbing his head.

“How do I get Linux.exe?”

https://github.com/ravachol/kew/tree/main

Debian is chosen for Satellites because it is “stable”, that is it doesn’t do major changes like changing the Kernel.

Arch isn’t for beginners, but it’s a rolling release distro that’s nice and simple but powerful.

Just sounds like they want to force you to have operating systems that monitor you at every turn.

https://youtu.be/YpuRcmPnSTM?is=B9enVeIe4DPNsSgV

Who the hell is this pissed off at a cat girl

Knew someone who dressed in posh trousers, a waistcoat, and a posh shirt and smoked a pipe (outside school, of course).

It’s kinda fun in that sense, like “oh I wanna try this, lemmie see if it’s in the repos and it is” and then it’s a four word command at most.

In my experience, Arch (with pacman at least) is like clipping lego bricks together. Like “Oh, a wanna do this? Best get that”.

Thank you! I’m doing other shit now.

Instead of an end user you shall have an ADMIN! NOT BEHOLDEN TO MICROSOFT BUT BEAUTIFUL AND TERRIBLE AS THE DAWN! POWERFUL AS THE SEA! ALL PROGRAMS WILL WORK FOR ME AND DESPAIR!

I installed arch thinking it would be hard but worth it, and then I found out it’s easier than I thought and now I’m having a bit of an existential crisis that I’m finding the “hard” distro to be easy.

I use plain Arch, but if you are just gonna use it as a media center, use Debian or something like it. A media center doesn’t need to be up to date if you’re just using it for TV and retro gaming. However, how mediocre are we talking? Are you intending to run full steam games or are you planning on streaming them from another computer?

If the latter, I think Debian or even a healthy rPi running RetroPie might be up your alley because you can install Kodi and SteamLink on that.