this post was submitted on 29 Feb 2024
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I have had nothing but good experiences with the arch community. They legit want to help.
Can't say the same myself unfortunately. The community was one of the main reasons I moved to Gentoo. I've had so many bad encounters on the Arch IRC channel, they often made me feel like a complete idiot for not knowing certain things. On Gentoo on the other hand the community has very knowledgeable people but they don't feel 'elitist' about it and are in fact very kind and helpful.
That’s unfortunate. I’m glad you found your place though!