Some Debian based distros will absolutely eat shit if you try to install them in UEFI without an active connection to the internet (the install media lacks packages needed for UEFI installation, and downloads them from the internet instead; an absolutely retarded design decision)
EndeavourOS has awesome XFCE theming out of the box, and also it's basically just Arch.
There's usually trademark issues when distros allow these kind of unofficial packages.
Personally I really wouldn't want to run someone's unofficial binary.
According to distro maintainers, systemd does some stupid shit where it remounts your old root partition on / as /oldroot prior to shutting down.
forum.endeavouros.com
Some mountpoints won't dismount properly possibly because it was multiply mounted elsewhere, so shutdown waits and waits and waits.
This shit is exactly why I abandoned systemd, when I played around with it in Gentoo about five years ago now. Glad to see it's just as shit nowadays.
Imagine using a distro with systemd and not something like glorious Slackware like a true chud
According to distro maintainers, systemd does some stupid shit where it remounts your old root partition on / as /oldroot prior to shutting down.
Failed to unmount /oldroot on shutdown
thanks, I will remove that entry from fstab & remount /tmp sudo mount -o remount /tmp afterwards tmp folder should be clean on rebootPoettering denies responsibility for this. The solution is for Poettering to be unalived, and for human linux users to return to tradi\/ional sysVinit.FS#63697 : systemd 243.0-1 poweroff/reboot umount errors
Flyspray, a Bug Tracking System written in PHP.bugs.archlinux.org
/oldroot/ doesn't seem to exist, and everyone on all the forums I've looked up it seems like nobody knows what to do to fix it (or at least the important people refuse to do so). This doesn't help the issues I'm dealing with as well, like the strangely long boot time and the string of errors that are too fast for me to catch with my phone.
This cannot be overstated. So many people in this sphere happily running strange binary-only stuff off random githubs and private repositories. It could literally send your entire browsing history to Xi directly and you'd never know. That's also why I usually avoid projects that probably mean well like ungoogled chromium. They might be put together with the best intentions but the difficulty to get "official" binaries and the lack of eyes on the code on something as complex and online as a webbrowser just turns me off. I also don't want to necessarily compile all that shit myself, and even if I did, I cannot seriously vet the source code of an entire browser, maybe even at every update.
You have a hardware component that's being obstinate and refusing to turn off. udev hangs while trying to turn it off then systemd kills it as a result, but whatever you have is still reading from /dev and /sys
journalctl -o short-precise -k right after booting up I might be able to figure out what the offender is.
Not recommended - I once corrupted a filesystem by doing this. If you tell it to Boot before it's finishing Syncing, it will quite happily do this. It's safer just to hold down the off button.
I'll give you what you need tomorrow. I went ahead and installed Zorin but wasn't feeling it right away. I'll put Mint back up and see what happens. Until then:
That OS is infected by Microsoft™ Poettering™. It doesn't want you to get rid of Windows.