The perfect distro does not exist... WAIT! EndeavourOS!

EndeavourOS is one of the best distro out there when it comes to learning how to use / maintain Arch... And yes, you can game on it! Let me explain.

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Keywords: #LinuxGaming, #A1RM4X, #endeavouros

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:05 Why EndeavourOS?
04:25 A lot of options
10:11 My humble EndeavourOS desktop
12:06 Gaming and final thoughts

[bryanpwo]

Wow, thank you very much for this very elaborate and enthusiastic review of our project. I also have to compliment you for explaining the distro the right way. That is a rarity, most vloggers or bloggers explain us as a beginner distro for Arch, which we're not. You got it right on point. Merci beaucoup!! (Your English is very good, btw)

[KC_rocka]

EndeavourOS really is an amazing distro, that and Void are my favourites by far.

[daistarry]

EndeavourOS is love, EndeavourOS is life !

[davidddo]

ive been using endeavour for 30 minutes and it's already the most intuitive experience I've ever had

[jeremiahputnam]

I have also been using Endeavour for about 18 months and have had nothing but good luck with it. I have a desktop that is my daily driver and has the original install and a laptop that has been installed three times due to excessively old hardware and purposely breaking it, which I have to add is almost impossible to do. I used to think Arch was unstable because of Manjaro, but I was obviously deceived. My desktop is more stable than my Debian server!

[Udcznik]

After doing a thorough analysis and many calculations I'm getting to the fundamental conclusion which I have to admit to you guys with all the details and honesty







I USE ARCH BTW.

[jeremiahputnam]

A guide on your desktop setup would be awesome. I love your terminal.

[Dre]

I am a Linux newbie, I split my win10 c drive into 2 partitions and installed EOS as my first ever Linux system. I picked KDE for desktop an installed Wayland took me 2 evenings at my PC to be comfortable and I pretty much have my windows look but on Linux. EOS was easy to use and having yay for updates is awesome.

[carloszulu]

I've been using Endeavour for 3 years, and the ease with which I can update everything just makes it the best distro I've ever used.

[Learnerofthe]

You sold me on this distro bonhomme…. Leaving Debian 12 for this I think I’m an arch guy now

[Wilhuf]

EndeavourOS is my daily driver for 18 months now. Love it. Only problem I had was some broken package that I fixed with a temporary package downgrade. I used to use Linux Mint, but EndeavourOS is much better.

[health_doc]

My first linux and it is so nice!! I like the no bloat and easy to transition to from windows

[CuvelierPhilippe]

T'as un accent formidable 🎉 ça fait plaisir

[cipanmandul]

Thanks for your video. Now im using EndeavourOS.

[Bob-of-Zoid]

I have been using EndeavourOS since it's very first release, and used Antergos for a long time before that! I use it with the KDE Plasma Desktop, and I love it! My distro hopping stopped once I discovered Antergos, and Endeavour is better than Antergos was!

[Bloodysugar]

I installed it only to test Plasma 6. I enjoyed it.

As it says it's terminal centric I tested its console, and coming from Debian it's been a chock to see all it could do, and above how it works. So I started to develop quite a crush on it.

I tested how it deals with games, and holly molly, that was great ! Then I tried installing Stability Matrix to see how it deals with complex Python environments (as it has Python 3.12 by default, but Stable Diffusion is all about 3.10 and needs many virtual environments because of how many GUI you can use) and I've been blown away. I didn't need to install 3.10, I didn't need to create any venv, it did it all by itself and runs flawlessly. At that point I felt in love.

I guess Arch can do it too. But Endeavor makes it so easy to get into Arch environment that it's a no brainer. I felt it at least as easy as Mint. It's insane how KISS it is, while at the same time helping a lot to get into more advanced uses.

I must say I got some stability issues, but so far nothing a reboot couldn't salve.

[mohamadzx]

Thanks for looking at Endeavour os its better than arch Linux for having a more friendly community alone that makes it great for Gaming and dialy use

[metallinux]

Thx for your video. I used Endeavour for months before leaving for...Cambria linux "because" or "thanks" of/to you ;-) I must say, Endeavour is a beast like Arch is. I never had any problems with EOS except when i was trying experimental features. Every time it broke, it was my own mistakes, not EOS nor Arch. Greetings from France!

[mr_meanr]

I love Endeavour OS. It's arch on easy mode without the instability of Manjaro or the bloat of Garuda. It's been installed on my home server for nearly 3 years now I think and it's still running strong. If I had to change anything for my own benefit, I do wish pamac was installed by default. It's my favorite package manager with AUR support, but for some reason the pamac installer on the AUR never seems to work. I know you shouldn't really be running Arch unless you are ok to dive into terminal, but sometimes I just don't want to...

[Rood]

Garuda is great for transitioning from Windows to Arch Linux. I really like it. Get the XFCE version to get less bloat.

Thinking of giving Endeavor a go to see how it is.