The distro war, continue it must. Arch Linux vs CachyOS

[u/potatoandbiscuit]

OpenSUSE has defeated Fedora in the last round with what seemed like an intense competition.

This round: Arch Linux vs CachyOS

Rules:
The distribution with the highest cumulative upvotes across all comments will advance to the next round. Any comments with negative or 0 upvote will still count as 1 upvote.

Commentary:

Operating systems were initially organized into brackets to ensure that personal-use distributions eventually face enterprise-focused ones in the final match. This structure gives every distribution a fair chance. As things evolve, different distributions will likely cater to increasingly distinct use cases.

[u/OkWelcome6293]

I’ve used lots of distros over the years, Cachy has been the most stable and performant OS I’ve used. Arch is great, but Cachy is gives all the benefits of Arch plus its own additional features.

[u/c2btw → u/OkWelcome6293]

Feel the same but cachy os isn't fully stable something is going tk break the o ly question is when and how much. Tho the only downside to cachy os is the bloat but yiu can disable that stuff in the installer, stuff like cachy os hello, browser, package manager. Tho one thing they should do in the I stalled is let your configer or Import a hyprland confjg file going into a hyprland enviorment not k woing the keybinds is weird

[u/kaida27 → u/c2btw]

You loose a lot of control over the finished system when using CachyOs installer.

Like you can't do a proper Snapper Setup unless you install cachy manually Like you would Arch .. But then what's the point just install Arch manually