Literally the argument #slackware users have been making for decades now: nothing moves in your system without your explicit knowledge and consent, and every configuration is stored in easily editable text files. We detest opacity.
In a way, Arch is easier than Debian. Sure, with Arch you have to do everything yourself. But that means you're the only one messing with it. You ...
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@josemanuel if i'd have a nickel for every time someone ridiculed me for using slackware only to later tell me about problems that just don't exist when using sane software.. :)
@bonifartius @josemanuel does Slackware go without useless-d still?
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@iron_bug @josemanuel yes, only thing included is elogind because kde requires the functionality
