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Everyone should just do like i did and install arch

Nope... Everyone should do what I did and install OpenBSD on an AltiVec PowerPC - the Vanishing Computer Standard!

Got Windows 10? Then you installed an advertising platform that masquerades as an OS and worse spies on you and lies about it - got Google Android? Then you installed the same! Got OSX etc, etc...

The thing missing from your machine (Irregardless of it being Linux or not) and your mobile phone are a couple of computer standards that where around for generations and now have slowly vanished from your computing workflow entirely to be replaced with Garbage from Intel and Microsoft.

Have you heard about the GDPR and how google is actually breaking the Law?

Things like Hamming Code research SECDED in ECC Ram components and why you should choose Fully buffered ECC Ram instead of non-ECC Ram - then ask yourself "is your Raspberry Pi using ECC Ram?" What about that Core 2 Laptop ex windows Laptop you happily liberated with Linux before even contemplating the Intel Micro Code blackbox firmware and using CISC instead of RISC which is just stupid!

Did you know where all that crap in the news came from about TOTAL INFORMATION ASSURANCE & DOMINANCE?

It came from a guy called Admiral John Marlan Poindexter - who was rapidly FIRED - that's where the expression  "don't be a poindexter or No poindexter" comes from!

All the Unix guys look at all the Linux guys and we just shake our head muttering "Lunics!"

WAYLAND - SYSTEMD - NANODROID... These are on the face of it standards that will never be popular and you need to review how you think your operating system works along with what you would class as a secure OS whilst it evades standards that came along decades before it started to get a huge up-tick in popularity to the detriment of Unix philosophy because Linux no matter how good it is for you ATM - will never replace Unix!

Garbage in - Garbage out - Your analysis is only as good as your Data & your Machine!

I think arch is much more cool than that, sorry. Most unix may be thorough, but still kinda lame.