>there are people from /g/ fell for the meme os
Just install Debian and get your work done
>inb4 "muh shinny new stuff syndrome" autists complaining about stable packages and calling it outdated
>>52121757
>he fell for the he fell for the meme meme meme
>>52121757
install gentoo
Arch is not a meme
It's just shit
>>52121757
>there are people that actually listen to /g/
Retards, all of them.
>>52121757
>Falling for the meme about the supposed meme os
>Implying Debian isn't a meme os using the same logic
i happen to be installing arch right now
i don't wanna fall for the he fell for the meme meme
>arch unknown
>/g/ loves arch
>arch becomes popular
>/g/ hates arch
You'll eventually outgrow your edgy teen contrarian phase OP.
>>52121757
>too dumb to install an os without a hand holding installer
not my fault
nothing wrong with arch, the only time it might break is because you're being a retard
>not installing /g/entoo, tiling WM and posting anime desktop thread
>>52121757
>using linux
>>52121757
Arch has a better, more accessible packaging system than Debian (and thus a more lively third-party package system)
Pacman is faster than apt
Debian is great, but why do you feel the need to make angry cryposts about Arch?
>>52121925
>too dumb to install the OS without a hand holding CLI
>>52122017
>pacman is faster than apt
/thread
>>52121991
If you're going to meme at least use a better image. That pic is just plain retarded.
>>52121991
What are you implying? That you're a fucking moron who doesn't realize that you require an internet connection to download packages?
>>52121905
When was arch popular?
When did /g/ ever like arch?
If you hate Windows for being so outdated, why use a shitty "LTS" distro which is also outdated by up to 2 or 3 years?
Archfags is so autistic that they drew pony version of it.
>>52122224
you're autistic enough to have saved it
>>52122196
>/g/ uses gentoo
?
>>52121757
Debian is a clusterfuck of old and bad design.
>apt/dpkg/aptitude
>layers of layers over layers
>user unfriendly complicated build system
>lots of poorly maintained packages
>unneeded/broken dependencies
>patches over patches everywhere
No, Thanks. If Arch goes to total shit, I'll move to Gentoo or Fedora.
>>52122224
That guy also drew debian horse.
>>52122241
Huh?
>>52121757
I use arch daily in corporate production. All other people are used by windows, but I shill them for freedom daily.
>>52121991
You shouldn't even be using linux, redditfag
>>52121757
Debian is fine. But can never be as user-centric as Arch. Debian/ubuntu minimal is promising though.
>>52122017
>Better, more accessible
That's all very subjective, and I'm not buying it.
>Not using openSUSE
Its like you want to work harder and not smarter.
>>52121757
>not using debian AND arch
When does Debian move testing to beta? I've never really followed the development before so I don't know
>>52125957
Use Stable with backports instead if you want more updated packages.
https://wiki.debian.org/Backports
http://backports.debian.org/
whats so bad about arch? Ive used both arch and debian and other than pacman/apt-get I cant tell the difference?
Can someone tell me whats so bad?
Thinkpad: arch
Desktop: arch
Rented server: Debian
RPi: raspbian
and still I see no difference
>>52125957
Release (Jessie) = Stable
Testing (Stretch) = Beta
Unstable (Sid) = Alpha
Stick with release and backports if you need updated software, testing is literally meme and there are better options for unstable
>>52126345
Nothing bad with Arch, is that hating on Arch is the new cool maymay, made up by kids who couldn't install it.
>>52121775
This is one meme too many.
>>52122070
>Ubuntu/Debian developer Julian Andres Klode has made some improvements this week to significantly increase the speed of incremental updates with APT. His optimizations have yielded apt-get being around 10x faster than the older code. These improvements also make APT with PDiff now faster than the default, non-incremental behavior.
https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Debian-APT-PDiff-Speed
>>52122207
Who said anyone here does that? Debian testing is the way to go.
