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What distro do you use and why?
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I know you can basically turn arch into catchy, but I see no reason to when there is a pre made distro.
As for Nix, I think it looks very interesting but I very much love arch for my desktop and am not really looking for a replacement at the moment, but it is number one on my list for the future if things change
Makes sense
Aswell as fedora in copr and Am pretty sure its only the kernel no optimized packages for both nix and fedora.