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Considering switching to CachyOS from Arch after almost a decade
(sh.itjust.works)
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It really doesn't install anything you wouldn't install yourself. The only thing I removed post-install was the Fish shell. I'll stick with Zsh and Ksh thank you. I'm on Cachy, I'd be happy to help if you need anything.
Yes, there are a number of apps (including my example of Meld) that I would install anyway. But a list is nice anyway just so I can curate things the way I like them. :)