@dFuZe_Dev
Most friendly arch Linux user
@SlavJerry
one thing that made me love arch is the extremely comprehensive wiki
@HisVirusness
Arch is so much more reliable than it was a decade ago. I have it on my main machine and my laptop; never had any issues and everything runs great.
@ImHHOY
when you use it and your classmate say "What windows you use" you respond "I use normal windows on my home. My pc is arch"
@Garfield_Minecraft
I use Arch on my phone btw
@koonesuki
I recently started dual booting Arch, and I can say that it's been very reliable. I don't really do updates and whatnot if they are not mandatory so that could be a factor. But so far I've been happy enough with it that I rarely think about booting up Windows instead.
@Ejioplex
Used it for the "I use arch btw" joke but after using it for a while I really like it.
@orcavia9123
I tried many distros that come with Wayland KDE, but none of them work well with a touchscreen in portrait mode. Only in Arch Linux does it work as intended.
@ピーナッツパンチ
I switched to Arch linux last week and I faced problems but there was a way to solve it in Arch forum I took time to find it because I'm japanese who still not used to searching with English. I completely got into Arch linux while learning English. very enjoyable, thank you for the community.
@MarichiChip
Never expected Minecraft Steve to explain Arch to me
@spookdot
It comes with nothing, meaning you can make it whatever you want. But it also lets you install everything thanks to AUR. And as a developer, rolling release means I never have to deal with my distro using outdated software. So often I have to go around the package manager on other distros to not get some ancient version of something
@desktorp
First time I tried Arch was around 2008 I think. I struggled to get it set up but eventually succeeded. An update broke something and I went back to a Ubuntu or Debian base. Arch today is a lot more reliable to use and simpler to install. Some of the cons of the rolling release model will never go away. IMO the rolling release aspect is undesirable; for me, the AUR is the best part of Arch.
@OS-Advertising
The community packages are amazing, arch is the most open os out there
@ZaharielEl-Zurias
calling arch reliable is same as calling empty canvas most beautiful art piece. edit: +1 like for mustache!
@A.F.E.Gaming
The reason why it is so famous: I use arch btw [i use arch btw (i use arch btw)]
@Chronologist89
I was always intrigued by the idea of having full control of my PC, but never really haf a good entry point to get started. Then I watch a few videos by Luke Smith and was sold.
@slliks4
Honestly, I don't know why I use arch 😅 For me, it's just for the flex. Come to think about it now I have come across fewer problems using arch than ubuntu, mint, and fedora Maybe it's because I put in the effort to make everything work for the flex 👁👄👁
@sarkar_957
Hey man, why dont you make one video on how to properly install arch and how to customise it. Also arch + kde video too .
@deivedux9342
When I was distro hopping and got to Arch Linux, I was stuck with it because I fell in love with its highest level of simplicity and the fact that it doesn't brand anything to itself, unlike other distros. But, a few years later, I moved over to Fedora because its manual setup and maintenance was starting to outweigh the benefits of its simplicity and lack of bias that I was craving for, and now I want something as simple and with low-maintenance.
@Rubiktor012