Alt text: A line plot with 2 axis (confidence vs competence) referencing the Dunning-Kruger effect with various distro logos placed at different points on the line. Starts with mint/ubuntu near (0,0) and progressing through multiple distros to end up with opensuse/fedora at what it calls “the plateau of sustainability”
i’m on NixOS
…and I’ve been on NixOS for mount stupid, valley of despair and, perhaps, the plateau of sustainability
Truely don’t understand how this one became popular. But I’m sure it will fade like Crunchbang or a dozen others before it.
NixOS came out in 2003, crunchbang came out in 2008. As someone who swapped to NixOS after reaching the “plateau of stability” and realizing I needed more power, while the distro is a clusterfuck that shouldn’t be as popular as it is. It has some very clear and defined use cases, so I don’t see it dying any time soon.
why is manjaro there twice? it’s a horrible experience no one in their right mind would return to
I love my Manjaro. I always come back to it… but I may not be in my right mind.
“Maybe I was the problem?”
Nope. The developers are notorious. Look it up bud.
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)
Idk, maybe? It was a real experience like this:
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I install system
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I have a screen that prompts me to login either as a root or as a user.
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I login as a root just because I was to install a lot of software.
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I have a black screen and the forums recommend me installing the system again.
It was waaaay before you started using Linux, maybe 10 years ago?
Oh. Well maybe it wasn’t that polished? Yeah i had totally different experience
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Arch had been rock solid for me since 2012…
