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use CachyOS if you are gaming.

• hurricanepootis 1y ago
  I use Arch since I enjoy having control over what packages I have and how I configure some stuff.
  • appleaday1 1y ago
    use cachyos repos, they are doing some good work if you are on one of the new amd cpus, it turned my TOASTER into a RACECAR.
    • hurricanepootis 1y ago
      I'm not going to use cachyOS repos. I am an AUR developer and my target is the Arch repos.
      • koolala 1y ago
        Would they work fine though? Is there any reason other than preference?
        • hurricanepootis 1y ago
          The AUR targets Arch Linux only and I don't wanna run into the chance of there being a mismatch of packages I'm using and what other people r using. It makes it easier for me to ensure that, for example, the versions of the libraries I'm compiling against actually work. Like, if there is a library update in the arch repos that doesn't hit the cachyos repos by the time I do a build, it could have issues. There is an arch x86-64-v3 repo, but I found it to be very far behind in terms of the most current packages, and I've experienced bugs with it.