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author | Ryan Schanzenbacher <ryan@rschanz.org> | 2024-02-20 15:02:45 -0500 |
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committer | GitHub <noreply@github.com> | 2024-02-20 15:02:45 -0500 |
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guix user btw
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30 | ### Taking the plunge | 30 | ### Taking the plunge |
31 | 31 | ||
32 | So I used this setup for some time, probably until like mid-2013 or so. I kept using both OSes, though my Windows XP install was just taking up space for not a lot of use. I couldn't really do too much on it anymore, so I eventually decided to just take the plunge. I put everything I needed on on a USB drive, and just reinstalled everything on the PC, this time choosing "Use this entire drive for Ubuntu." Goodbye Windows! I realize I probably didn't need to reformat my entire computer to do this, but at the time this is how I knew to do it. Ever since then, I don't think I've had a permanent Windows install on a computer. I've fallen in love with Ubuntu and the ideals surrounding it. Fast-forward to today, I distro-hopped more times than I can count on my hands; all for various reasons. One reason may have been I preferred the DE of another distro, or maybe Ubuntu didn't have the package I wanted, etc. | 32 | So I used this setup for some time, probably until like mid-2013 or so. I kept using both OSes, though my Windows XP install was just taking up space for not a lot of use. I couldn't really do too much on it anymore, so I eventually decided to just take the plunge. I put everything I needed on on a USB drive, and just reinstalled everything on the PC, this time choosing "Use this entire drive for Ubuntu." Goodbye Windows! I realize I probably didn't need to reformat my entire computer to do this, but at the time this is how I knew to do it. Ever since then, I don't think I've had a permanent Windows install on a computer. I've fallen in love with Ubuntu and the ideals surrounding it. Fast-forward to today, I distro-hopped more times than I can count on my hands; all for various reasons. One reason may have been I preferred the DE of another distro, or maybe Ubuntu didn't have the package I wanted, etc. |
33 | So I probably used Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Fedora, Puppy Linux, OpenSUSE, and Arch in my lifetime. At the moment, I use Arch on most of my systems, since I can choose pretty much exactly what I want to install. | 33 | so I probably have used Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Fedora, Puppy Linux, OpenSUSE, and Arch in my lifetime. At the moment, I use Alpine on my servers and Guix as my daily-driver distribution on my personal computers. |