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> And I don't know if arch has this by default? What do you mean by default? :) Arch doesn't have an automated installer that does partitioning for you. You ex
by megous 5y ago
> And I don't know if arch has this by default?
What do you mean by default? :) Arch doesn't have an automated installer that does partitioning for you. You extract some files to whatever partitioning setup you've dreamed up for yourself, setup a bootloader and reboot.
- nsonha 5y agoYou are the one who asked for default. Ubuntu has that but I don't think most people use it either. I don't see any harm as an option for beginners. Not that it actually happened but my parents should be able to set up ubuntu because they don't need to partitition.