Sohrab Behdani 

Merry Christmas, bsd.cafe! 🎄

I’m looking for some brutal honesty to help shape the future of Parch Linux.

Beyond the hype and the "shiny new things," what actually makes a distro livable day after day? I’m looking for solid, battle-tested opinions on what constitutes a good system when the novelty wears off.

If you could architect the "perfect" daily driver based purely on reliability and workflow, what acts as the foundation?

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Dec 26 at 10:30amWeb
Show threadÓlafur Jens SigurðssonDec 26

@sohrab from my perspective it is " don't break things and get in the way of the established workflow".

We each have our own workflow so opinionated changes usually break workflows for people which is bad.

Show threadTim ChaseDec 26
@sohrab It would likely change depending on who you ask. For me, simplicity and reliability/predictablity (eschewing churn) take top priority. I don't want things moving around. I don't want keyboard short-cuts to stop working or do new things. I want the commands I typed last time to work the next time I type them. I don't want Artificial Intelligence trying to second-guess my Human Intelligence. I don't want things that worked yesterday to stop working today.