You felt the need to tell us that it’s „far superior“, but won’t even mention a single argument.

Yeah, many OEM manufacturers wanted to jump onto the „Vista-compatible“ train and installed it on their low-end hardware, even though they shouldn’t have. This probably also played a big part in why Vista was considered bad.

Vista wasn’t actually a bad OS, it just got a bad reputation pretty fast because it had higher hardware requirements than XP and most people didn’t have decent enough hardware for a smooth experience. That in combination with the new UAC feature that most people thought was annoying drove people away pretty fast, although the OS itself wasn’t bad - in fact, it’s pretty similar to Windows 7.

Unleash the power of the pyramid!

I also switched to Arch about a month ago, and I’ve been so surprised at how easy gaming on Linux has become. Even some games that use AntiCheat like Apex Legends run absolutely great.

I had to switch to X11 though, but that’s the fault of NVIDIA because the drivers are still causing problems on Wayland.

Woah!

Yeah, it finally feels like a mobile app that you can use without having to know the layout of the desktop version first. A friend of mine that never used the desktop app really struggled with basic tasks on the old mobile app.

I‘m pretty sure you can install a GUI for pacman on Arch/Endeavour.

Even if Endeavour stopped development tomorrow, I could still use and update my system normally because it’s using the regular Arch repos.

There’s not really any benefit of running Manjaro over Arch, it will only introduce problems over time. If you want a “pre-configured” Arch with a nice installer, go for EndeavourOS, it’s great!

Gotcha!

I do. It’s kinda new here in Germany, but I think it’s working pretty well.

Sadly not on NVIDIA hardware :/

Since Endeavour is just Arch with a graphical installer and a few extra tools, I‘d say it’s way more popular.

Wait, this is a real speech? Jesus Christ.

laughs in AUR

Same. Really wanted to give Wayland a chance, but having artifacts on blurry windows where the cursor was is just too annoying for me. Plasma team is already aware of the issue but said it’s too huge of a change for 5.x

To be honest, X11 is not terrible, even with multiple monitors with different refresh rates. I’m running 2x 60Hz and 1x 144Hz without any problems on X11.

What works best for me is simply moving the cursor quickly in a circle. On a higher refresh display, you’ll see much more “ghost” cursors at the same time.

Definitely! Much more user-friendly and expandable than configuring PS1 manually.

This is what mine looks like.

Uhm, OP was asking for a Linux tool.