Thank You Endeavour OS devs, maintainers etc

Hello Everyone,

I am a 30 + year experienced Windows Professional Support Technician with both hardware and software.
OS and 3rd party software (not all 3rd party software, obviously)

I also have some user/power user personal experience with Linux starting with Red Hat 2 stable in 1995’ish? I did some distro hopping for a few years, then never touched Linux for about 15 years-the last distro I tried was a Debian distro and it was fun! Borked most of the time but fun to learn howto fix it :slight_smile:

About 15 years ago I started to dabble with Ubuntu and it’s derivatives. I ended up using Kubuntu on a dual boot until about 6 months ago when an update borked my Kubuntu.

The thing that remained constant about my Linux experience since 1995 is that I was always disappointed in something. The modem didn’t work as it should. I had to spend 3 months reading and learning about monitors and graphics cards to get my display working in Red Hat 2 and more than a few others. Gaming…sigh…enough about that. Printing …sigh…enough about that to. I mean it was ALWAYS something that drove me back to Windows where things “just worked”.

My point is that before I tried EndeavourOS I had given up hope of there EVER being a Linux that just worked. Or just worked with minimal intervention from me. Even on Windows I spend a few days getting everything installed, configured and looking the way I like it.

THIS is my point. This OS, this beautiful OS called Endeavour is AMAZING. I mean, from a guy like me who ALWAYS runs back to the Windows safety net to say I feel like I can stay here for the rest of my life, this EndeavourOS is totally AMAZING. I am SO happy I over came my fear of the big bad “Arch” and just installed it.

Thank you, Thank You, Thank You! I cannot say it enough am going to put my mouth where my money is right now.

Thank You to everyone responsible for this beautiful, wonderful OS.

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I also would like to thank all of you here! Thanks for developing and maintaining this distribution and to all community members trying to help if there are issues. :folded_hands:

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The Devs here are amazing, I must second that. Bunch of totally cool dudetes, dudettes and dudexes which just do their (totally unpaid) “job”. And on top of that they do it not only in a professional, but always focused and polite way, as soon as they do not code but speak. They just KNOW how to build up a nice community - which, at least in my opinion, is almost more important than the coding stuff itself. EndevourOS ftw!

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