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Arch uses tmpfs for /tmp.

• Macha 3y ago
  Arch has you set up your own fstab so pushes the choice to the user?
  • GrumpySloth 3y ago
    During installation the guide tells you to run a program, which generates an fstab based on current mounts. So by default it will configure /tmp the same way it’s configured in the live cd.
  • gabrielhidasy 3y ago
    Actually the installation guide for arch asks you to use `genfstab -U /mnt >> /mnt/etc/fstab` which basically copies over whatever was mounted at the live environment (taking off the /mnt), I'm pretty sure tmpfs for /tmp was there by default last time I installed.