It is not something I would use. I use Debian BTW, nowadays, with my Arch installs being in maintenance mode.
As a low-power user, I can do everything I could do on Arch only without running the update command every 15 minutes or so 
Just drop this here. Maybe interesting for some to watch.
Sounds like a self-inflicted problem.
Yeah, I am undergoing Debian-therapy for getting off of my pacman addiction 
We are going to welcome you back into the tend when these three year old x.y.456 to x.y.457 updates arenāt cutting it anymore. Until then: Have fun storming the castle. We will keep the pool warm. 
/s
Sure seems like a well crafted distro/installer/hyprland config.
Thanks! Sure it feels comforting to know that I can always come back into the warmth of Arch/EOS family.
Yes. It looks like that the dev has put in a lot of work into it. And quite well-documented as well. https://learn.omacom.io/2/the-omarchy-manual
I dont understand what it is ? New Archcraft, new Hyprland configured.
Nowadays there are so many new distros with just configs or themes changed
I found it a bit too āopinionatedā for me 
With requirements like whole disk (due to encryption), it just wasnāt a direction I wanted to go (for long).
You can still run āapt updateā every 15 minutes on Debian, you just wonāt have any updates if you do it that often. But whatās wrong with doing that on Arch?
I recently switched my vpses from CentOS to Debian since I wanted them running on a true community distribution and not have to worry about decisions that Redhat/IBM might make in the future that could effect CentOS/RHEL or RHEL clones.
Sure you can but soon youāll stop doing it knowing you wonāt be getting any updates for the next 2 weeks or so
Good call!
pacman addiction??? What pacman addiction??? I donāt see a pacman addictionā¦ā¦..(does some serious internal reflection)
updating every 5 minutes does not qualify as an addiction, surely
Every 5 minutes??? You wait THAT long???
I knew it. EOS and Arch can be so addictive. Hope you enjoy your detox. And enjoy the staleness-cum-rock-solidity of Debian. It is a great Distro.
Wanna help me start a flame war between Debian and Arch? It ought to be fun.
Thanks! And yes, it is a great distro.
A bunch of years ago there was a book describing categories of technological adopters. Itās a decent way of thinking about almost anything in the tech space. Quick chart of core concepts:
Iām definitely an Early Adopter on the Early Majority side of the chasm. Itās why Iām content to keep running EndeavourOS; itās got the tangy taste of Arch with comfort-food familiarity. Itās also why havenāt explored NixOS or Omarchy. One has too much fiddly stuff, the other is too new.
I donāt mind some futzing about with configs and it gives my brain a decent workout. Gotta do that as one ages, donāt you know. But doing it all day for everything on my system? Aināt got no time for that. I want to play No Manās Sky, dammit.
Thereās Omakub, which is similar to Omarchy but uses Ubuntu (which uses Debian)ā¦
Yesterday I wanted to try it. Installed, and after 3 minutes, I wiped my whole drive and switched back to Linux 
