The Void install was relatively easy, though maybe because I used the XFCE edition as I wanted that anyway.
That said, I’ve used Arch for 7+ years and am still using it on my main machine just can’t update. Give me a Polaris-or-better GPU and some faster internet and yeah it probably wouldn’t be an issue. I probably still would prefer slower+more stable updates (and ideally not just a specific time-window) though.
The last time I tried to use Flatpak for Krita, it had to download the Flatpak-specific nVidia driver which is my issue when it comes to internet speed again.
Personally, I’ve had zero issues with nvidia drivers on arch, but I’m using a fairly recent gpu (3 years old rtx 6000), and for the flatpak issues, yeah that can be a bit more space (+time) used, but its a runtime that will be used by all future apps you’ll download, so eh, tradeoff
The Void install was relatively easy, though maybe because I used the XFCE edition as I wanted that anyway.
That said, I’ve used Arch for 7+ years and am still using it on my main machine just can’t update. Give me a Polaris-or-better GPU and some faster internet and yeah it probably wouldn’t be an issue. I probably still would prefer slower+more stable updates (and ideally not just a specific time-window) though.
The last time I tried to use Flatpak for Krita, it had to download the Flatpak-specific nVidia driver which is my issue when it comes to internet speed again.
Personally, I’ve had zero issues with nvidia drivers on arch, but I’m using a fairly recent gpu (3 years old rtx 6000), and for the flatpak issues, yeah that can be a bit more space (+time) used, but its a runtime that will be used by all future apps you’ll download, so eh, tradeoff