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Denizen 🇫🇮 mastodon.social Denizenn@mastodon.social
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@linuxfurs How many of you guys use Solus OS as a daily driver? I recently migrated from Mint and have loved it so far

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Kacerdias pawb.social Kacerdias@pawb.social
Joined: 2026-04-10
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I like the feel of it, but eopkg really holds it back. I found that many of the apps I rely on weren't an option with either native packages nor flatpak. I went over to CachyOS and found it less polished but the options for package deployment were much better. I guess the real question is what kind of use case you have.

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Denizen 🇫🇮 mastodon.social Denizenn@mastodon.social
Joined: 2025-08-07
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I like the feel of it, but eopkg really holds it back. I found that many of the apps I rely on weren't an option with either native packages nor flatpak. I went over to CachyOS and found it less polished but the options for package deployment were much better. I guess the real question is what kind of use case you have.

@Kacerdias I mainly use Solus for basic things such as SQL, GIS, and general work in the Zen and Floorp browsers professionally. I don't have much interest in using this system for gaming.As for eopkg, it definitely has its kinks not being based on "pacman" or "sudo," but I'm cool with it for what I use it for.

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