Well im not the most experienced im trying to make some lil mods now so i can pretty much learn how it all works better and one day im going to try and make an actual distrodistro instead of a few lil configs but this is mostly just a learning project
I mean technically speaking the only difference between different distros is the package manager. So if you could come up with that you'd have a entirely different "distro". Most distros are based on other distros i.e ubuntu is debian based.
I feel like arch is the best at doing this, I learnt a lot about the most trivial things like how screenshots are taken, how suspending works on a laptop and a ton more weird things that pcs do. I'd defo send you my github with my dotfiles and shit but it's got my real name and I don't wanna dox myself, I'm also lazy to create a new one and clone the repo
Yes i just really dont like surveillance
Also your init system but I didn't really count that because most distros use systemd
Ok thanks for elaborating
Its pretty good for beginners, im using the kde version of it rn
nice, haven't used kde or fedora in quite a few years been on gentoo for a long time.
Hiw was the gentoo setup compared to fedora ive heard its pretty advanced
compared to fedora it would be advanced. I say if you've ever done arch its not a massive step up from it
Ok so its like arch but abot more advanced pretty
Much sorry i accidentally clicked reply before typing much
Yeah kind of, it's not much more advanced than arch its like arch with a bunch more extra settings to change and configure for your system. it offers more fine control over the packages and it's capabilities
