If you want a stable system that just works, that doesn’t require tinkering and closely monitoring updates, and those are your only two choices? Yeah, Ubuntu is a much better choice than Arch.
Stock Arch, yeah, sure…ish. I have an Arch install that’s been running fine with no fuckery for 3 years, and there’s Arch derivatives that are really stable.
Makes me remember that old meme about being able to play mario bros inside another mario game inside another, inside another emulator inside linux inside the matrix
Amazingly, the answer to #5 is yes!
what’s the original?
WSL?
Yes/F/Cali
Hey what r u upto? Pm?
I’m good yea, but nah not a Pm yet just a high ranking MP. You?
I’m King Charles.
I’m Spartacus
I am Spartacus!
I’m Brian and so’s my wife!
No/F/Cali
So just like #2 then
ducks and runs away
Depends on use case. If Ubuntu is what you yourself like best? Then yeah totally.
If you want a stable system that just works, that doesn’t require tinkering and closely monitoring updates, and those are your only two choices? Yeah, Ubuntu is a much better choice than Arch.
Stock Arch, yeah, sure…ish. I have an Arch install that’s been running fine with no fuckery for 3 years, and there’s Arch derivatives that are really stable.
I have tried it and its not bad either.
I installed WSL, to install Ubuntu, to install Hackintosh, so I could VNC my self into it on my work laptop for testing apps on it.
So yeah, not bad.
Hold up. You’ve virtualised Mac OS via WSL? That’s pretty bad ass
Wouldn’t call it bad ass. It was just a bit weird installing a bad OS on a nice OS on an evil OS.
Also, there are good instructions online to achieve this.
Makes me remember that old meme about being able to play mario bros inside another mario game inside another, inside another emulator inside linux inside the matrix