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Linux disro's like ARCH require you to configure and mount those drviers manually once while using command line interface.

It's constantly recieving updates at the cost of system stability.

Omega původně napsal:Arch is a rolling release, this means it always runs the latest software and does not do traditional major releases every XX time while providing bug fixes for existing releases like Ubuntu and Windows do. UBUNTU will better support new people tyo Linux than ARCH will. If the OP is asking the questiona nd complaining about ARCH Linux being too slow, they probably should either learn to make and install their own hardware modules, or use a distro that has wide commercial support to have them made. More notably we have he above screenshot. UBUNTU and others have a wider support installation system.

Since Ubuntu is actually Debian-based, it has a higher chance of globlally supporting all types of hardware based on the drivers/modules availible to the public from manufacturers like AMD and NVIDIA. Some distros require you to configure them yourself, while other make them for their hardware. Installing modules? what? Linux reads hardware as modules rather than runs them with drivers.

If you desire to run proprietary drivers for your devices Arch has you covered there as well with the AUR, the Arch User Repository contains basically every driver, tool and piece of software available for GNU/LInux packaged for Arch. This means by default that Arch actually has better hardware support then Ubuntu does, Arch running a newer kernel automatically means it has better support for devices. Arch is a rolling release, this means it always runs the latest software and does not do traditional major releases every XX time while providing bug fixes for existing releases like Ubuntu and Windows do. Arch nvidia.The Spoopy Kitteh původně napsal:I understand why anyone would want to use ARCH Linux, but honestly you are better off with Ubuntu because it is more widely supported with current hardware and eaier to install modules to run your PC for it.