Fedora vs. CachyOS
I was searching for distros and I found those 2 to be the most appealing. I was wondering what is each distro best for and why
I was searching for distros and I found those 2 to be the most appealing. I was wondering what is each distro best for and why
Hello. I've been recently planning to switch to linux once I upgrade my laptop. I've been thinking of using the Omarchy linux distro (a distro based on arch https://omarchy.org/).
I feel like I'll end up mostly just transferring over files that are cross-compatible. However some of my folders have tons of windows-specific stuff like dll files or executables that only work with Windows
I also have things that are redundant, like neovim (omarchy comes with neovim preinstalled).
I'm not sure how smooth-sailing it's gonna be, but any tips on how to move over (once I save my user folder in a drive?). Anyone know how feasible it'd be?
Edit: People are recommending I choose a more well-established distro like mint or fedora. Will do
Came across the dirac comb, and wikipedia uses the cyrillic letter Sha (Ш) to denote it. I found it really cool, but I was wondering if this is a relatively common convention in DSP and other Engineering contexts or is more specialized notation. Is it at least common if not standard?