I think it was pretty easy to spot. Just wondering if this post (OP our forum) was sarcasm 101.
A fair few.
On Suse I recall there was a choice of either gnome or KDE in the installer. No xfce, I didnāt even know that it existed back then. Tempted to try Suse in a VM for old times sake ( I am not that old, I like to think soā¦)
TTYos for the win. Just donāt say it out loud in front of the wife. I think an exception should be made for it though that makes EXWM available in the TTYos installer.
I have an openSUSE Tumbleweed running on my desktop. Packages are updated less often in it than in EOS, but it is not such a bad system. Originally, it was really optimized for KDE, but later during installation you could choose between Gnome and KDE, so the developers optimized it for Gnome.
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Surprisingly working pretty well on Fedora 37 Beta with Wayland. Too bad the release got pushed back a bit to next week, Oct 25āth for the Fedora 37 official release. Gonna stick with this setup though, amazingly smooth.
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You should be getting some sleep 
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Linux users are often night owls. 
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I am the entire opposite, an early bird one might say 
I am a fringe Linux case.
Edit: @moderators I think this topic can be moved to the pub at this point 
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Totally normal, nothing to see here! 
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I donāt stop trying this:
sudo pacman -S get-a-life
But I always get:
error: target not found: get-a-life
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I support this idea.
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Iām always in favor of moving to a pub.
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Are Arch users even funnier than the average Linux user?
Iām with you, so thereās at least two of us.
05:15 and Iāve been at work for a bit already. This is normal.
Ubuntu also has Virtualbox 7, Arch doesnāt.
You need to run checkupdates (or sudo pacman -Syu) to see that VirtualBox 7.0.2-1 is already on arch.
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Arch is a thing of yesterday! BTW! 
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