Post B6rxGCprlhIRgTpqYy by hyperreal@tilde.zone
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(DIR) Post #B6rw567AJghlhS49gm by stellarskylark@solarpunk.moe
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Hmm, OpenSUSE isn't bad at all but there are just...little things here and there that irk me. Packages that aren't included, mirrors 404ing and apparently no algorithm for selecting the fast ones. Idk.
(DIR) Post #B6rwO5wFCBuqei14DI by stellarskylark@solarpunk.moe
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I also forgot about encrypting my drive when I installed it so maybe I'll try another distro and see how I feel. Definitely want to use Snapper (and thus btrfs) tho that's some good peace of mind.
(DIR) Post #B6rwZZngVg7wSLUHiq by stellarskylark@solarpunk.moe
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Maybe I go with Arch. Snapper would eliminate the big Problem I've had with Arch, which is that your system will occasionally just explode for no reason
(DIR) Post #B6rwx9oclxZcodAgAC by hyperreal@tilde.zone
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@stellarskylark CachyOS is pretty cool. Arch-based.
(DIR) Post #B6rwxA0K4SvnOue1Oi by stellarskylark@solarpunk.moe
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@hyperreal oh yeah my partner mentioned this one but I was in "no systemd" mode at the time so I overlooked it
(DIR) Post #B6rwzmRC9CgTBASlm4 by lnl@screaminginsi.de
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@stellarskylark you can use btrfs and snapper on other distros as well, I had it on Alpine. But uhhhhh the btrfs exploded because of my backup script
(DIR) Post #B6rwzmcXT1l3kLlpSK by stellarskylark@solarpunk.moe
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@lnl yee I mostly just tried OpenSUSE because it had that as default which was nice
(DIR) Post #B6rxGCprlhIRgTpqYy by hyperreal@tilde.zone
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@stellarskylark Supports Btrfs, snapper, and you can select Limine as the boot loader which allows snapshot selection in the boot menu with efficient rollbacks.
(DIR) Post #B6rxGD1D5WN2Ff8uFE by stellarskylark@solarpunk.moe
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@hyperreal oh and the Steam Deck is officially supported interesting :eyes: