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I started with a minimal Debian installation.
Then installed and configured everything I need (i3, rofi, polkit...).
Can be a bit challenging at first, especially, when you don't know yet, what packages you actually need.
But now, I don't want to go back to preconfigured installs anymore. -
Kickflip3146y@metamourge How did you know which packages you need is there some site where these things are documented. Or something like that. I used Ubuntu for almost a year now and wanted to try some thing new and custom.
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Arch. I use Arch btw.
No but seriously Arch is perfect for what you want to achieve. -
psukys2326yWith or without GUI, variety of preinstalled packages, configuration is pretty much same.
To understand what packages are needed, you read manuals, articles, posts, recommendation from a friend, anyone. -
@Kickflip
I learned nearly everything by trial and error.
The arch wiki is, even if you don't use arch, a pretty good starting point, if you are searching for something.
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