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Will I survive the Linux CLI if I only switch because I'm a student and Arch distro speed?

I’m not a computer expert or planning to be. I’m just a computer user, a coder, a gamer, and I think I will get the opportunity to afford cheaper PCs if I use the Arch distro from Linux which is very lightweight and fast. I’ve heard Microsoft forces you to bloat your PC with win11.

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@vhstape@lemmy.sdf.org · Mar 04

If your main concern is boat, you will likely be fine with any Linux distribution. There are more beginner friendly ones out there. That said, if you play lots of PC games, even if they’re Linux compatible, switching away from Windows isn’t going to magically double your FPS. Hardware still matters.

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