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> Arch only recently got a decent UI-based installer There's still no UI installer. There's now an official install script. But install scripts have been arou
by Levitating 3y ago
> Arch only recently got a decent UI-based installer
There's still no UI installer. There's now an official install script.
But install scripts have been around for as long as Arch has. Including UI ones.
EndeavourOS isn't just installing Arch, it also unnecessarily installs a firewall and uses things like Dracut.
> Since Arch stable is indeed stable these days
What do you mean "Arch stable"? Arch has testing repositories but those are just for testing. Besides Arch has always been as stable as a rolling release distribution can be.
- pas 3y ago> it also unnecessarily installs a firewall and uses things like Dracut ... having a fw by default seems like a good idea to me. (also Dracut, it just works, no? IMHO better than a ton of legacy shell scripts. what's the problem with it?)
- Levitating 3y ago> having a fw by default seems like a good idea to me. One of the few principles of Arch is to not have any. > also Dracut, it just works, no? But it's not the Arch default. It's something new to keep in consideration whenever you're viewing Arch specific instructions like on the Wiki. Arch has is own tool for creating ramdisks, mkinitcpio. That's not a legacy she'll script.