Mischa's journey back to Arch Linux seems right as Arch Linux stands out with its minimalist and highly customizable approach, offering significant advantages over macOS, especially, for users who value control and performance. Since my exposure to Arch's "build-it-yourself" philosophy following along with Mischa's videos (although I set up with EndeavourOS to save time). I was still able to tailor my set up to my exact specifications, leading to a lean, efficient setup where every component is chosen for purpose rather than bundled for convenience. This level of customization not only optimizes system performance but also educates me on Linux internals, fostering a deeper understanding of Linux computing. To be honest while macOS provides a sleek, integrated user experience well-suited for creatives and those within Apple's ecosystem, it locks users into a more controlled (proprietary) environment with less room for personalization. Arch Linux, with its rolling-release model, ensured me I would be always at the cutting edge of software updates without the wait, unlike macOS's periodic major updates. Although Arch demands more initial setup time and technical know-how, the payoff is a system that's as powerful, secure, and tailored as possible, making it the superior choice for those willing to invest in their computing experience. I am glad Mischa is back on Arch Linux, and his work flow of Dev Pods with LazyVim is a powerful combination.

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