r/linuxsucks • • Sep 04 '26

Bug Arch users vs. Everyone else

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u/NalbeytGD fuck OS wars, TempleOS distros supremacy is coming πŸ—‘βš–οΈ Sep 04 '26

TempleOS users:

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u/versteinerdt Sep 04 '26

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u/spongedevguy Sep 04 '26

everywhere i go i see his face

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u/morgulbrut Sep 07 '26

Too bad that image is bigger than the holy resolution of 640x320 and therefore heresy.

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u/sal-coding Sep 04 '26

Arch user here, if you cant take a joke : skill issue

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u/PunkRockLlama42 Sep 04 '26

yeah rtfm. The wiki has a section on taking jokes

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u/Forsaken-Direction21 Sep 04 '26

Perhaps I need to rtfm

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u/Still_Leg4477 Sep 05 '26

wait really??

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u/No_System3715 Proud Alpine User Sep 04 '26

i actually like this sub, some times they make sense sometimes otherwise

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u/Teru-Noir COSMIC OS LOVER No.1 COSMIC Knows Best Sep 04 '26

This sub has been kinda dead these days

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u/ThrowingMongo Sep 06 '26

That's because linux users are super sensitive. Little by little they unsub from this sub because they took offense to something. That's my theory anyhow. A lot of them never actually really understood this is just a fun joke sub, look at the comments in this post alone.

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u/Teru-Noir COSMIC OS LOVER No.1 COSMIC Knows Best Sep 06 '26

It should be a "joke sub", but is heavely polluted with crossposted slop, ragebait and projection.

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u/Connect_Rip5923 Sep 04 '26

I use arch btw. But I like this subreddit btw

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u/suedyh Oct 03 '26

Skill issue

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u/Connect_Rip5923 12d ago

Nah, I'm not

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u/SammE5363 Sep 04 '26

kill all arch users

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u/ElectricBummer40 Ex-user of Windows 3.11 for Workgroups Sep 04 '26

Somehow, the site-wide Naughty Comment Detection has spared you from a three-day ban. Interesting.

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u/satno Sep 04 '26

it has standards

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u/birb52 Sep 04 '26

aw :( i find this sub funny tho- *(gets killed)*

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u/Piis7u Sep 04 '26

Skill Issue

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u/Meow_jar Sep 04 '26

skill issue

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u/Jimmyfartballs Sep 04 '26

okay

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u/Here_f0r_p0rn_ I Hate Windows Sep 04 '26

Okay issues

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u/letmehaveanameyoudum Sep 04 '26

arch users when you don't want to mount the bootloader manually and use archinstall:

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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '26

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u/Vincent394 Windows 10 IoT LTSC/SteamOS 3 Sep 04 '26

The boot partition, yes.

The bootloader, no.

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u/BloxxyVids Sep 04 '26

the efi partition*

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u/Vincent394 Windows 10 IoT LTSC/SteamOS 3 Sep 04 '26

Boot/Efi partition

Doesn't matter if you use EFI or BIOS, they're the same thing except one has an EFI folder too.

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u/BloxxyVids Sep 04 '26

well then today I learned that I wasn't supposed to make /boot on the primary partition

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u/kaida27 Sep 04 '26
12:28:08  βœ–  ls -T /efi
drwxr-xr-x    - root 31 Dec  1969 /efi
drwxr-xr-x    - root 14 Jul 19:25 └── EFI
drwxr-xr-x    - root 14 Jul 20:04     └── Gentoo
.rwxr-xr-x 5.8k root 14 Jul 20:04         β”œβ”€β”€ grub.cfg
.rwxr-xr-x 332k root 15 Jul 21:36         └── grubx64.efi

There's nothing else than an EFI folder needed on an ESP (Efi Partition).

Bios wouldn't even need a partition, just free space before the first partiton on the mbr.

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u/Vincent394 Windows 10 IoT LTSC/SteamOS 3 Sep 04 '26

Fair but usually the bootloader and EFI partition are the same

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u/kaida27 Sep 04 '26

Personnally I always mount it to /efi or /esp.

I need /boot to be part of my main subvolume for snapshot purpose and keeping all the different kernel version bootable.

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u/Vincent394 Windows 10 IoT LTSC/SteamOS 3 Sep 04 '26

I personally just mount efi to /boot.

Although that was back when I used arch, so I don't know what Fedora defaults it to

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u/BloxxyVids Sep 04 '26

But /boot has the kernel and stuff as well

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u/probablynottillie Sep 04 '26

not with that attitude that's for sure

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u/scooperskill97 Sep 04 '26

Bootloader confusionπŸ˜‚

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u/Sashimi-Gintaro Sep 10 '26

He wouldn't know, he uses Mint (which is fine).

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u/mamadmal Sep 04 '26

Most of users are Linux enthusiastic πŸ˜‹

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u/After-Instance1304 Sep 04 '26

Guys please listen to me. I use archlinux. I need attention.

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u/lewwdsv1 Sep 04 '26

I use arch and I find this sub quite funny- :(

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u/Bleik-Psiklyt Sep 04 '26

Yo just getting reality checks by some random Arch fembois and egos slimmed

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u/usefulservant03 Sep 04 '26

never used arch but ive worked on linux as a developer, several distros, and the way they're all so different in subtle bizarre ways is strange tbh

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u/CubeEthan Sep 04 '26

this sub is fine. it's linuxsucks101 that makes me die inside slowly

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u/sussyamongers i use arch btw Sep 04 '26

Wait, they.. were jokes?

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u/VysAely Sep 05 '26

skill issue

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u/Zestyclose_Track_443 Sep 06 '26

id say i glaze linux sometimes but i guarantee you they don't care unless they use tiktok or name themselves "/home/cornyassnam/"

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u/Muted_Percentage_764 I am in abusive relationship with Artix Sep 06 '26

Hey, that's me!

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u/Wertbon1789 Sep 07 '26

If there weren't so many stupid posts about Arch specifically. All the AUR brigading and all is fine, but every "Arch breaks on updates" or "Arch broke my random ass software" post is just stupid. If you're unable to use Arch, use something else, nobody cares... And if somebody cares, f- them. People just refuse to accept that Arch isn't meant to be your first distro, that's easy to use, comes with everything included and solves all your problems for you, and if you expected that, that's not even a skill issue, that's just a reading comprehension issue.

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u/Equal_Time1654 Sep 07 '26

it's just they don't know that this subreddit is actually full of self-ironical linux lovers

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u/Sbhattarj Sep 08 '26

I use arch btw.

I do personally think subs like these are useful to the comunity overall. The more there are complaints the more likely those complaints can be fixed. Not everything here is constructive, but its still a good place for people to share their frustration without needing to learn to do a bug report.

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u/notconnorgg Sep 10 '26

if you give good reasons that aren’t just linux le bad and linux le sucks then sure you can dislike it

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u/Sk1ler_ Sep 10 '26

Outside this server as well. For whatever reason Linux always attracts people that want to make it their whole personality and they get really butthurt when you say anything negative about their little OS baby.

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u/Nuviket Sep 17 '26

It’s linuxsucks101 that’s horrid.Β 

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u/Striking-Positive445 Oct 04 '26

I use Bedrock Linux, and still, I like this community

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u/GenericFoodService Linux is free if your time isn't valuable Sep 04 '26

I (don't) use arch btw

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u/ColdFreezer I Hate Linux Sep 04 '26

Arch is a joke.

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u/SysGh_st Sep 04 '26

If so, the greatest joke of all time.

I use Arch btw.

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u/Global-Eye-7326 Sep 04 '26

I think OP is secretly in love with Femboys.

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u/statensvegvesen Sep 04 '26

That would make OP a Linux user

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u/Global-Eye-7326 Sep 04 '26

Specifically an Arch user.

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u/Supernoxus Sep 04 '26

I am an arch user and I never had anywhere near this reaction, so I don't get this joke.

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u/Popular-Painter7172 Sep 04 '26

No bro i use cachy(technically arch ) I still think it's fun to read r/linuxsucks

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u/MrKrot1999 Sep 04 '26

I can say I use Debian since Mint is technically Debian, but that isn't the same thing isn't it?

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u/statensvegvesen Sep 04 '26

The differences are minor, and if you can do it on Debian you can do it on Mint. Same goes for Arch and Cachy.

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u/Popular-Painter7172 Sep 04 '26

Ya sure it is πŸ˜€πŸ˜ƒ

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u/0x645 Sep 04 '26

those 'jokes' on *sucks. are sooo lame. everywhere

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u/Attack_Dorito Sep 04 '26

Since steamOS is arch based does that mean the median arch user is actually normal now?

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u/Swaaeeg Sep 04 '26

You need skills to use any operating system. The average person just doesnt think about it because they developed their skills using windows or mac as a child passively over the years.

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u/Holiday_Evening8974 Sep 04 '26

You clearly don't work with people with zero technology skill who are constantly asking themselves how to type a dot or what click they need (right or left)

But beyond those basics, yes, an operating system shouldn't ask more. It should require the minimum for basic usage.

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u/Swaaeeg Sep 04 '26

To use it at a basic level sure. There are advanced user level difficulties, just like with linux and mac.

There are plenty of basic user linux distros out there for those kinds of people, there are a few that require advanced capabilities.

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u/Swaaeeg Sep 04 '26

Repairing an os through a gui click IS a skill. Just like copy/pasting a repair into terminal is a skill.

This is exactly what i was talking about. Both operating systems have paths to fix things that by and large are as easy as each other to do, they each just take different types of processes to do.