>>87 Used that for a while. Probably what I'd use if I wanted a "non-functional" Linux distribution >>88 It's Guix System now, the Guix package manager is already a "Guix System Distribution" because it includes the Guix System command. I'm on Nix now(because my Atheros wifi-card hasn't arrived yet) I like Guix more but wish they just had a substitute for the mainline Linux-kernel on the Nonguix repo , so you wouldn't have to compile it on 90% of hardware configurations. Learning both is useful since Guix has some outdated packages and Nix has the largest(though largely automated) repo. >>89 >>90 I'm using GNOME until I'm comfortable with EXWM. Most of the other Desktop Environments don't contain basic stuff like Night Light and easily togglable Dark Mode(or better yet by sunset/sunrise) or Hover Click. KDE has too many options if I'd want to set up all that or use a more "minimal" DE and install a bunch of external software, I'd just configure a Window Manager/Compositor setup. EXWM is easier to move to, if you're already using Eemacs and have Emacs packages for doing some of that.
Used that for a while. Probably what I'd use if I wanted a "non-functional" Linux distribution
>>88
It's Guix System now, the Guix package manager is already a "Guix System Distribution" because it includes the Guix System command. I'm on Nix now(because my Atheros wifi-card hasn't arrived yet) I like Guix more but wish they just had a substitute for the mainline Linux-kernel on the Nonguix repo , so you wouldn't have to compile it on 90% of hardware configurations.
Learning both is useful since Guix has some outdated packages and Nix has the largest(though largely automated) repo.
>>89
>>90
I'm using GNOME until I'm comfortable with EXWM. Most of the other Desktop Environments don't contain basic stuff like Night Light and easily togglable Dark Mode(or better yet by sunset/sunrise) or Hover Click. KDE has too many options if I'd want to set up all that or use a more "minimal" DE and install a bunch of external software, I'd just configure a Window Manager/Compositor setup. EXWM is easier to move to, if you're already using Eemacs and have Emacs packages for doing some of that.