However, someone in the comments said, hey, try out PAMAC or it's basically a GUI for package management.
It is way better than Terminal, which is hilarious because I know Linux, since time has been time, hey, you drop to Terminal to really be efficient at installing packages.
Well, in Arch Linux, I mean, this is technically not the case unless you're installing, you know, 10 or more packages, you know.
And even then, a lot of times if you have to look them up, it's easier to do it in the GUI and just using the search tool.
So, wow, really, really impressed by this Arch Linux because a lot of people don't like using Terminal.
I personally do, but this package management, PAMAC, wow, I'm blown away by how good it has been in Arch Linux.
However, someone in the comments said, hey, try out PAMAC or it's basically a GUI for package management.
It is way better than Terminal, which is hilarious because I know Linux, since time has been time, hey, you drop to Terminal to really be efficient at installing packages.
Well, in Arch Linux, I mean, this is technically not the case unless you're installing, you know, 10 or more packages, you know.
And even then, a lot of times if you have to look them up, it's easier to do it in the GUI and just using the search tool.
So, wow, really, really impressed by this Arch Linux because a lot of people don't like using Terminal.
I personally do, but this package management, PAMAC, wow, I'm blown away by how good it has been in Arch Linux.
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