Post number #859790, ID: 97cead
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it has all the software, yay!
Post number #859814, ID: 8bf42b
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I use Arch btw
Post number #859844, ID: a031e1
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I use Manjaro btw
Post number #859852, ID: ba312a
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i have no idea what you are talking about btw
Post number #859866, ID: 586343
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I want to die btw
Post number #859950, ID: 2fb451
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having all the software is kindof like a triple zen, a trizen if you will
Post number #859961, ID: 273854
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I use windows
Post number #859963, ID: d99a4f
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i use linux !
Post number #859982, ID: 8bf42b
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>>859844 Isn't that the shitty Arch distro that holds back all their packages for weeks? Doesn't that defeat the purpose of using an Arch based system? Why not use Endevouros?
Post number #860000, ID: 15d8d3
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>>859982 ??????? There's more to Arch based systems than its rolling release model... Try it for once and see for yourself.
Post number #860066, ID: a51267
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Post number #860081, ID: 31d87c
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>>859982 >Doesn't that defeat the purpose of using an Arch based system? Even thought an important one, the bleeding edge rolling release policy isn't the only distinguishing feature of Arch. The dependency tree policy may differ from derivate to derivate. Also the package manager pacman itself handles stuff technically a bit different in comparison with deb/apt and rpm/yum. And last but not least there also are different user repositories.
Post number #860324, ID: 5d2af4
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I don't remember asking.
Post number #860325, ID: 5d2af4
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Cunt.
Post number #860375, ID: 2fb451
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>>860324 I don't remember asking if you remembered asking.
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| it has all the software, yay!