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After a year or so of getting comfortable with Linux, I gave in to the countless requests asking me to try Arch… Well, a more approachable version of it.

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A beginner Linux user tries EndeavourOS, an Arch-based distro with a graphical installer, after months of using Mint and Fedora. The experience covers installation via Ventoy (with mixed results), driver troubleshooting for a Dell XPS dock, learning the difference between pacman and the AUR, using yay as an AUR helper, and enabling Bluetooth via the command line. The post reflects on whether the Arch experience is worth the extra effort, concluding it's rewarding for those who enjoy learning how Linux works from the inside out.

You Guys Were Right About Arch Linux...