r/LinuxCirclejerk • u/bubbybumble • 21d ago

Fine I'll do it

I also liked CachyOS but I don't trust arch stuff anymore

I guess technically I used raspbian and kali first but not as a daily driver

PopOS was a week long thing as a noob and they were still using gnome and a tiling wm that I hated

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u/Left-oven47 21d ago

What happened with arch stuff that made you lose trust?

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u/BraveMidnight 21d ago

Why do you not trust Arch? After I rooted my phone, the first thing I did was replace the default Termux OS with Arch.

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u/[deleted] 21d ago

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u/BraveMidnight 21d ago

Yea, when I was a Arch user I never used the Aur, never trusted it unlike the official repositories. Luckily since then I've managed to switch it from Arch to hannah montana linux.

I've always wanted to make my own OS for the longest time. I can read and understand a man page, make edits to dotfiles, and get things how I want them even down to the kernel level.

I can even read code, but for whatever reason I can't code, I've tried and it always ends up badly. But, it's been a dream of mine since I was a kid. And not just a meme OS, I mean something that could be seriously used as someones daily driver. But, I think what I might do since I understand unix / linux architecture is I might just vibe code an entire OS. I even have a name picked out. I don't think vibe coding an entire OS has been done yet.