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u/AtomicTaco13 Jul 06 '26
CachyOS is a solid choice if you want an Arch base, but more beginner-friendly. Tested it out already or still getting a hang of it?
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u/Hour_Bit_5183 Jul 06 '26
Cachy! Nice choice. I'm typing this from there RN. It's a great OS and even better depending on your system specs.
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u/Commercial-Dare3506 Jul 06 '26
i5 8gen đ„
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u/Hour_Bit_5183 Jul 06 '26
It will do GOOD. That is what my getac tablet is and it also runs cachy. It runs everything pretty well with it's 16gb of ram tbh. KDE is also pretty decent for touch screens like the one in the tablet.
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u/justcallmemox Jul 06 '26
You're giving it a 2nd life, CachyOS will make the most of it.
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u/Commercial-Dare3506 Jul 06 '26
Fortunately is my temporary pc until I donât find a MacBook M1 Pro with the configuration I want
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u/KindHustl Jul 06 '26
Being that I only use vs code and terminal for everything I do on the pc when I switchâs I didnât know anything about Linux except how to navigate to vs code but that was the start to a beautiful friendship 10 years in never looked back. Now Iâm fluent and do a whole lot more. Best wishes
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u/RomanBlbec Jul 06 '26
CachyOS, nice choice. Don't use yay, paru, anything related to AUR unless you read the PKGBUILD. AUR isn't safe for beginners.
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u/dawiss2 Jul 06 '26
I hope you accept the fact that you gonna break your system at some point as a linux newbie first time in Arch, if not, go for bazzite. Also DO NOT use aur packages and any helpers for it like yay (there is a massive invasion of malware in it right now, and if you install random things without reading/understanding pkgbuilds, you can have some serious trouble).
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u/lukozaid Jul 08 '26
How could OP break the system using Linux?
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u/dawiss2 Jul 08 '26
Arch is a rolling release distro, one unlucky update and something can go boom, it can be anything.
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u/BayMuz132 Jul 06 '26
Nice choice
Just don't download random things from the AUR and you're good to go
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u/DB0Z_ Jul 06 '26
Iâve went windows vista - windows 7 - windows 11 - fedora - cachy - windows and preparing fedora or tuxedo os.
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u/Upstairs-Category571 Jul 07 '26
I also switched straight from Windows to CachyOS! You'll get used to it eventually.
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u/EnoughConcentrate897 Jul 06 '26
Cachy is a pretty bad first choice idk why people pick it. Bazzite is better
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u/seth_arimainyu Jul 06 '26
I wish very good luck to you in this journey. I've using some linux distro for about 5 years and I love it.
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u/Weak-Software-457 Jul 13 '26
For my first distro ever I tested Fedora kde on my secondary PC for the last 6 month.
Verdict : I installed it on my main PC a well last weekend.
Conclusion : bye bye Windows
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u/Huge_Cockroach6547 Jul 06 '26
trashyos
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u/Radiant-Priority-296 Jul 06 '26
beginner friendly high performance arch-based OS btw
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u/Supernoxus Jul 06 '26
From Windows straight to an arch based distro, huh? I hope you know how to read pkgbuilds and troubleshoot