no thats gentoo store

interesting. in brazil we use . for thousands and , for decimals, and most of my knowledge from outside is english-speaking countries (mostly the US), so i guess i just thought that was the default

most countries (i think) use ‘,’ for separating every 3 numbers instead of ‘.’, which is used for separating decimals from whole numbers

tbf since you have to set up more stuff by yourself in arch it is more susceptible to human failure

before i learned of archinstall, i would install arch and after around a month the timezone would stop working

though cachy did break for me and i couldn’t update for like a month before i switched back to arch because the login manager in cachy would load forever (thankfully, it did have snapper set up so that wasn’t a big issue. i even put snapper in my next arch installation)

oh alright thanks

what did he do i dont watch him