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I like arch Linux, I just wish they had a simple installer -- these days I tend to have lots of vms hanging around, and I haven't found a super simple way of ma
by CJefferson 9y ago
I like arch Linux, I just wish they had a simple installer -- these days I tend to have lots of vms hanging around, and I haven't found a super simple way of making a quick arch VM. There doesn't seem to be any official vagrant boxes for example.
I can believe the lack of a simple installer is what has kept the quality up -- it is a way of signalling users should be prepared to use the terminal.
- bananicorn 9y agoAntergos[0] might be what you're looking for, never tried it myself though. https://antergos.com/ https://antergos.com/
- mariusmg 9y ago"Always Fresh. Never Frozen." Sounds like a vegetables commercial :)
- fyskij 9y agoHere you go: https://antergos.com/ https://antergos.com/ In opposition to Manjaro (which is an Arch fork), Antergos is Arch + install GUI with default desktop env.
- CJefferson 9y agoThanks, I will give it a try!
- owebmaster 9y agoArch Anywhere is a GUI installer: https://arch-anywhere.org/ https://arch-anywhere.org/
- erikbye 9y agoArch Anywhere. https://arch-anywhere.org/ https://arch-anywhere.org/
- Foxboron 9y agoPlease don't recommend Arch Anywhere. It uses an unsigned package repo as part of their install.
- striking 9y agoYou can install it once and turn it into a snapshot. I don't see why you'd need an external tool for that.
- axaxs 9y agoAntergos dev here. Come give it a try, that's exactly what our initial goal was (in cinnarch). If you have any questions, or run into issues, please try out the forums or file an issue in Github. The community and devs are super helpful (excluding myself in that statement).