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I did, but unfortunately i just don’t like Gnome as a desktop environment. I also vastly prefer the flexibility of arch over debian/ubuntu bases.
I see – arch just seemed like a huge management pain to get all of my different software stacks working and playing nicely together when I last played with it. It’s also pretty easy to switch desktop environments regardless of your distro, but I don’t mind gnome (plus gnome-tweaks).
