The issue with Arch, at least right now for me, is it isn't clear how
to, on a brand new setup, connect to wifi which is something I feel
could be addressed.
On the other hand, yes, I have Arch on my other machine, and do love it.
It's fantastic.
As for what I use on a daily basis?
i3 for a wm
Firefox for a browser
Pidgin for IM/IRC and so on
Text editors
Kodi for a media center
mpv for platying things in the terminal.
No, Solus's infrastructuree isn't all back, the site is, but the main
server is still down, w.r.t. updates
Et al
On 4/5/23 16:17, Linux for blind general discussion wrote:
> On 5/4/23 10:59, Linux for blind general discussion wrote: >> Among
the major distributions, I would mention mostly Arch and >> OpenSUSE
Tumbleweed as truly rolling distributions. > > Yes, exactly. I've used
Arch Linux and found it to be relativey > reliable. Support for screen
readers has been integrated into the > distribution, including the live
version used for installation. > > Arch Linux also has an excellent wiki
(very helpful as a source of > documentation even if you aren't an Arch
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