| ▲ | voxadam 2 hours ago | |
I've been using Linux since the mid-90s and Linux almost exclusively for the last couple decades and I have only one question, aren't most Linux distros fully customizable? I currently run Fedora on my desktop but I've run everything from Slackware to Red Hat to Debian to Knoppix to Corel to Suse to Arch, you get the idea, and I've found all of them nearly equal in the customizability department. Is there a distro out there that actively fights customization? | ||
| ▲ | kouteiheika an hour ago | parent | next [-] | |
They are all customizable, but you have to remember - not everyone is a Linux expert, and not everyone has the time or the will to tinker. | ||
| ▲ | sydon 2 hours ago | parent | prev | next [-] | |
None that I know of, however I'd say certain distro's might attract people who want more/specific customization | ||
| ▲ | einpoklum 22 minutes ago | parent | prev [-] | |
> fully customizable There are all sorts of customizable. CachyOS' use of that word is rather inspecific. I guess it means the compilation flags are better customized for your CPU, plus it is easier to choose a kernel with a different scheduler enabled. So, "more customizable" in that sense. Of course you could ask whether you could 'customize' your distribution not force you to use systemd. Most popular distributions fall flat on that one, I'm afraid... | ||