wel yeah although I like most of that approach because you get rid of a lot of boilerplate code

yeah i mean, most people use it for web applications, cybersecurity tools and even creating games, it's a "high level language" unlike rust and c yet it gets compared to those two (probably because of compile times and the use of pointers)

po ya sabes

illa me compro una pila, un interruptor, dos agujas, me imprimo una carcasa y lo sueldo todo sutilmente

while Arch is quite versatile, Pop OS! is reliable, comes with preinstalled drivers for my laptop and i'm very fond of it.

"Alpha male": the early version of a male, before testing, bug-fixes & a necessary update.
Unstable, unreliable, erratic, flawed & certainly not suitable for release to the general public. The in-built irrationality is a feature not a bug.

Nvidia drivers are a major source of headache for the common linux user. Nvidia's drivers LOVE to break on kernel updates for no apparent reason, and they can cause issues on wayland (which IS getting better, mind you.) So if you have Nvidia drivers, you might experience semi-regular bricks :)))))))