Let's give it a try

I use it. Best distro in my Opinion! 👍🏽

Just got it running in my laptop with i3wm, loving it!

Try i3wm with it, you will love it

Manjaro with i3wm <3

@souravsharan @siksik @CptPie Now I want to try this 😐

@linuxxx
Yes you really should it is awesome!

@linuxxx It can be slightly overwhelming at first as you have to handle the windows with the keyboard, but once you get used to it, the minimalism is something you really appreciate

@siksik I'm slightly used to XMonad :)

@linuxxx
I want xmonad but haven't gotten around to configure it... Tried to but I failed... If I have a few days i think I'm going to dive in.
Do you have a good resource for it?

@Triskelion I just looked up a cheat sheet and actually printed it out!

@linuxxx I'm very interested in xMonad, I'll probably get to it once I feel comfortable with Haskell :)

Why do people always always always share that they installed linux but then never continue to use it?

@T1l3 Maybe because for those people it is more of an achievement.
Once they made it they realize it is too hard not to break or maintain it and stepping back to Windows.
Those are not real linux users.

I had this with Ubuntu. (12.04 or 14.04, dont know exactly)
- Installed it as Dual-Boot distro.
- Tried some desktop effects (ccsm).
- Accedential disabled the Unity-Support-Plugin and broke the Window-Manager.
- Stopped using it.

And after some month I bought a RaspberryPi because of some YT-Tutorials with it. At this time I got to know with the terminal fairly well.

And some time later I started switching to LM Mate 17 because of bash. I had it for over a year before I switched to Arch.