Great thing about their huge forum is that there is a high chance the solution is already there without asking for help. i.e. Someone has been through same problem as you might have if common hardware.
Fire the same search query across all other Arch distro forums. Incredible wealth of knowledge.
Thereâs no âsnitching.â This isnât the middle school playground. Weâre just being honest with you. The title of the thread is quite misleading, because it implies you installed Arch, which you havenât.
Thereâs no problem with using archfi - just, I dunno, donât start a thread saying you installed Arch if you didnât?? Itâs like showing up to a car show, saying you built your car.
âOh sweet car, did you go with 750 or 850cc injectors?â
âUm, well, I donât know.â
âWhat do you mean you donât know, you built your car.â
âWell, I sort of put it together. The engine was already built from the machine shop, and I gave it to the mechanic to put in. I told him I wanted these parts, so, itâs built how I wanted it.â
âRight, so you didnât build your car, you directed a guy to put the car together (at best).â
Itâs close, but you wonât win any respect at a car show. Neither will you get any showing up to the Arch show with almost Arch.
I can still have my own opinion no matter what rule arch wiki does
and basically ubuntu debian arch etc is linux all together
then they can make all the rules they want on the arch wiki
but itâs fair enough as I wrote
we may have different opinions even if you think otherwise
Itâs not about doing a real Arch install once to âprove you did itâ and then being âallowedâ on the Arch forum.
Installers make decisions on what has been installed and how things have been configured. When an individual installs Arch, it is up to them to make the decisions - which means they know what is installed and how it is configured. If they have not made these decisions, they usually cannot answer basic questions when people are trying to help with troubleshooting - they donât know where their bootloader is installed, they donât know how xorg is configured, etc. That is frustrating to people trying to supply support.
But really, the bottom line is: they create the distro, so they get to define what it is and what it isnât. Likewise, it is their forum, so users need to respect that and follow their rules.
first, i do not use arch forum
i do not need it
so I do not have to follow their rules
but we questions have always been why endeavouros are not arch
did not ask for anything else
and there we can then have different opinions
there was no being in it
peace
This is hilarious. Thereâs literally nothing to have a differing opinion on. Thereâs nothing to think about. The parameters for what is Arch is extremely specific and clear. It either is, or isnât. Your âopinionâ can either fit the parameters for Arch - in which case youâre right; or it can be different than the parameters for Arch - in which case youâre wrong. Itâs just that simple.
my goal has always been to try to show with my screenshots what you can do with EOS
thatâs why i created profile here
do not need any forum to find out things not that I say forum is not good but I do not need it to be honest