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What could your distro learn from another distro?
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this post was submitted on 09 Apr 2024
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Downvote because i like the arch wiki very much and it was beginner friendly enough for me, tho (installed arch as a noob recently)
(Well I did not really downvote to be honest, but if I did, that would be the reason)
Hm, weird. I tried following to wiki to fix some Bluetooth issues I had. It didn't fix my issue and on top of that it's all over the place.
Man, I feel like some people treat the wiki as a hecking Bible omg..
Hmm.. well.. I don’t know, I just almost every time find my solution there and generally I just google xxx arch linux using DDGO. 💁🏻♀️ maybe it’s not for every kind of person 🤔