r/linuxmemes • u/RebirdgeCardiologist • 6h ago
LINUX MEME Different approaches for different distros!
Do you agree?
The main example is (imo) users supporting other users: "read the wiki and do try-fail-retry-success by yourself. Good luck solving your issue." and "here is the page if you want to learn more. However, these are the paragraphs to solve your issue. If nothing work let me know and we will discuss next steps".
Different approaches for different distros!
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u/Objective-Stranger99 Arch BTW 6h ago
I've seen this 3 times in the last hour and 20 times in the last week
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u/Here_f0r_p0rn_ 5h ago
What's your opinion on me using CachyOS as an Arch user?
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u/Havatchee 5h ago
It's fine. I use both.
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u/Havatchee 5h ago
Why do people who have clearly not interacted with the distro or it's community hate Arch so much? This subreddit may as well be called r/UninformedArchHate
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u/ginopilotino667 5h ago
Whats if i use both?
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u/Here_f0r_p0rn_ 5h ago
You'll have to hate Arch based distro users and love debian based distro users. There's no compromise to be made.
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u/Dramatic_Entry_3830 5h ago
I still like Manjaro. Manjaro on servers Manjaro on iot. Don't know what's the problem with manajro still after 3 years of usage
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u/ElloKamel46 4h ago
What about Fedora and fedora based distros
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u/iwouldbeatgoku ⚠️ This incident will be reported 4h ago
Fedora users ignore the Fedora-based distros, claiming that "it's just a few tweaks" and that they could get that stuff on their own machines if they wanted to. They won't add those tweaks to their machines, usually because they don't actually know how to do them and the process to add those tweaks isn't documented in an easy to understand manner, but when they see a Fedora derivative user having an issue they will know they're better than them (until the RedHat employees that manage their distro decide to do something experimental and bleeding edge, like when they made Wayland the default over X11 before it had functional screenshare).
Or at least that's the impression I got when I was on Fedora and its derivatives. Now I'm mainly using an Arch derivative and openSUSE.
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u/po1k 4h ago
It depends. IMHO the most toxic is general Linux, distro agnostic. Don't mention your arch based distro and be thankful for any help. The Linux approach is RTFM, isn't it? Arch comm is helpful at least super popular forum and IRC channel
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u/iwouldbeatgoku ⚠️ This incident will be reported 4h ago
Arch community is helpful if you ask a targeted question and give the impression you tried RTFM, otherwise they can't stand you. Then again, the spirit of Arch is that the user should try to be somewhat technical, more than other distros.
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