The more open the operating system the more LLMs can help you. This is what Arch Linux was waiting for all along.
I used to be afraid of Arch, because I don't want a system that takes work because I'm already busy with work. But now I love it, because the LLM can tweak every knob and fix every issue for me, so it ends up being the OS that takes the least work to use. Get an error message? Tell the LLM and they fix it. Something not working exactly like you like it? Tell the LLM and they tweak it for you. This also works to great effect on Win and Mac, but not to the same extreme degree as it does on Linux and especially Arch.
Hell yes, I also started to tweak my XFCE arch desktop to my liking.
Anything I want different now, I just tell the LLM to do it for me.
(For example I can now close lots of windows of the same type with 1 click, not 3, my whisker search now finds files and folders and I am able to run games that refused before)
I still ocasionally run into the usual linux driver issues, but not for much longer I suppose. I probably could fix some driver bugs now already if I point fable towards it and pay some attention.
In theory I could do all this before myself, but not just like that in some minutes, but in days/weeks/months ..