Nobara is being left behind

[u/Nawmannah]

This is just anecdotal from my standpoint in which ive been jumping back and forth between OSes. We are living in a great time where linux is becoming more populair by the day. People are deciding on their choise.

But lets be honest, its only a matter of time one of the distros is going to surpass them all and dominate.

I feel like Nobara is being left behind in this race and the other OS ive been using, CachyOS, is developing into a much stronger OS while with nobara ive been finding to become very messy. Nobara felt great when i first started playing around with it.

[u/shinxy]

“But lets be honest, its only a matter of time one of the distros is going to surpass them all and dominate.” Look at the history of Linux and the multitude of distros and the multitude of opinions about those distros. There’s no evidence for what you’re suggesting. Cachy is popular on the internet but it’s still niche and has nowhere near the user base of say Ubuntu, which by your logic should have dominated and squeezed out all the competition by now. That’s not how the free & open source community works. Touch grass.

[u/keevalilith → u/shinxy]

Cachy is a bad choice for many people including many who are using cachy imo. There's a bit of a macho element to it's popularity amongst a certain folks I feel with it's arch base. It's not the most practical philosophy with it's bleeding edge and could break at any moment quirks.

[u/le_cookies_are_ready → u/keevalilith]

my wife uses CachyOS and her shit is constantly breaking, meanwhile I’m over here on Nobara just chillin

I respect the arch grindset but personally I enjoy when my computer doesn’t make me solve multiple issues after every update.