> For anyone who likes to tweak and tinker, and who loves having full control over their computing experience, I highly recommend it. My experience has been th

> For anyone who likes to tweak and tinker, and who loves having full control over their computing experience, I highly recommend it. My experience has been the exact opposite. I've been using Arch for over 3 years now. And once I had the system configured for the first time, I've never had to mess with it at all. It is one of the simplest distros. And the packages are usually well maintained so that upgrades will automatically make the required changes or notify you about making them. It is surprisingly stable. Also whenever I've to install it on another machine, it takes just over an hour to install and then get it going with my custom config files etc. What I'm trying to say is that after the first time investment, its very very straightforward.