Yeah this is the real reason I prefer it. A sane installer, auto installing Nvidia drivers, auto setting up Snapper, a good GUI package manager that actually manages everything.
The customized kernel, and performance boosts that may or may not actually exist are just a bonus.
They also have one own graphical package manager.
I didn’t install Shelly because I personally hate GTK+, but I installed that one because it uses Qt (I’m in KDE Plasma). I don’t remember the name rn though.
it has something called “Shelly” which is funny because months ago when the dev of Shelly released the thing I said “you should honestly get in contact with the CachyOS folks” and now it does have Shelly.
It’s a pretty great GUI for installing AUR stuff, packages, and flatpaks.
Yeah this is the real reason I prefer it. A sane installer, auto installing Nvidia drivers, auto setting up Snapper, a good GUI package manager that actually manages everything.
The customized kernel, and performance boosts that may or may not actually exist are just a bonus.
It has a GUI package manager? :-O
Shelly yes and they actively develop it with integrations of flatpak aur appimage and native packages
I thought it was Octopi?
Changed to Shelly in a recent update.
They also have one own graphical package manager. I didn’t install Shelly because I personally hate GTK+, but I installed that one because it uses Qt (I’m in KDE Plasma). I don’t remember the name rn though.
it has something called “Shelly” which is funny because months ago when the dev of Shelly released the thing I said “you should honestly get in contact with the CachyOS folks” and now it does have Shelly.
It’s a pretty great GUI for installing AUR stuff, packages, and flatpaks.