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With antergos you can use nice graphic installer to install arch.

• lobo_tuerto 9y ago
  Same with Manjaro. I've been happily using the i3 distribution for like 6 months now. And I only have minor complains.
  • coatmatter 9y ago
    It should be noted that i3wm installs and runs easily on distros such as Ubuntu and Fedora too - which is how I was introduced to it (after liking the tiling aspects from Unity, but not the graphics card/RAM hit that came with it). The i3 edition of Manjaro is heavily customised and almost an entirely different beast (i3-gaps etc). This is the piece that swung me: https://adereth.github.io/blog/2013/10/02/why-you-should-try-a-tiling-window-manager/ https://adereth.github.io/blog/2013/10/02/why-you-should-try... It mentions notion so I tried that for about 2 days before taking up a comment's suggestion to try i3. Edit: I don't think there's an official guide for actually installing i3, but the official fedora blog has a good one. Searching for "install i3wm ubuntu" (or arch) would likely also show some good default setups.