After a few weeks of learning curve, Arch and Hyprland.
To install Arch, just use archinstall.
To get a pretty decent Hyprland configuration going with excellent documentation, try Omarchy[1], but there are several other ready configurations. From there, the user experience is infinitely customizable.
Yes, I'm a "highly technical" user familiar with Linux.
No, I'm not a person who likes to fiddle. I just want to get work done efficiently. So, you might be surprised at my pick, but I'm not spending much time fiddling around.
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After a few weeks of learning curve, Arch and Hyprland.
To install Arch, just use archinstall.
To get a pretty decent Hyprland configuration going with excellent documentation, try Omarchy[1], but there are several other ready configurations. From there, the user experience is infinitely customizable.
Yes, I'm a "highly technical" user familiar with Linux.
No, I'm not a person who likes to fiddle. I just want to get work done efficiently. So, you might be surprised at my pick, but I'm not spending much time fiddling around.
1. https://manuals.omamix.org/2/the-omarchy-manual