First of all, thank you for this wonderful project!
I am just getting started with it and my only question is about the software packages - are they the latest version (bleeding edge), closest to the Arch model?
If not, is there an average time that passes form the day a new version of a software is available to it being released in the repositories that you use?
I tried to test endeavouros on a virtual machine but it turns out that my current configuration conflicts with VirtualBox so i couldn’t test the OS.
If the image is hybrid (both live mode and installation mode) I will try to put the image onto a USB drive. Will reckon that either Rufus or Etcher will do the job just fine.
I wish it was that
What i think happens is that there is a conflict between VirtualBox and Windows 10 itself that prevents me from configuring virtual machines in the first place.
It should have something to do with Hyper-V or Windows Sandbox… Even though i tried disabling these features, the virtual machine won’t start.
I can try installing endeavourOS on an external drive and hope that i won’t break the system soon because i won’t be having the snapshot feature to help me
However the bleeding edge repos combined with the welcoming GUI and light system resource usage convinced me to try it.
I am not that an advanced of the Linux command line, but the fact that endeavourOS is so customizable really had me want to try it.
If this won’t have me learn Linux in depth, I don’t know what will.
Free ebook, one of my first in-depth command line books, written in such nice way that I think everyone would understand. Very, VERY good point to start learning linux, trying to hop into advanced/semi-advanced targeted distro may actually discourage one