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Thanks for this. I've been eyeing archinstall but have held off until i find a cheap desktop to "destroy" testing things out.
I've given Debian a spin and honestly don't care too much for it, probably due to my first exposure to linux being arch-based (I refuse to say "I use arch btw" until i have more than a layman's idea of everything). My experience with Fedora is limited to flashing Bazzite on my Steam Deck yesterday, so I'm still feeling around.
I have a device running Ubuntu for my PiHole and that's about it.
This is the first time I've heard of TheLinuxExperiment, looks interesing so I'll be sure to give it a watch on my off time.
Anyway, thanks for taking the time to type this out. Cheers!
Don't even need another computer to test out building Arch. Try it in a VM first, then you'll know what to expect when you do it on bare metal!
If you want to try Debian, look up Spiral Linux. It is to Debian as Endeavor is to Arch. I tried it out in a VM, and I was surprised how painless it was. Also, they have a few sane defaults from the get go, so it's better for more people.
Good luck!