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Why go through the trouble to use Arch?
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I never found using endeavour any more trouble than using Ubuntu or fedora, and I've used both in school or work so, my question back to you, why do people choose corporate coded distros like fedora or Ubuntu when easy to use, up to date and free as in freedom distros like endeavour exist?
I'm going extra silly: why do you wear bikinis when swimsuits exist? Dunno, preferences. People have them.
Yepp, from where I sit Endeavour is the best of all worlds. Plus, it's purple.