I installed Arch once, back in 2012, on my first laptop, which was the only computer I had back then. When that laptop died I swapped the HDD into a loaner fro

I installed Arch once, back in 2012, on my first laptop, which was the only computer I had back then. When that laptop died I swapped the HDD into a loaner from a friend, only to swap it into a new laptop I bought a few months later. When I grew tired of the HDD's speed, and could afford to, I bought a SATA SSD and cloned the HDD onto it. When I upgraded to a more powerful laptop a few years ago, it didn't come with a SATA bay, so I cloned the SSD from my old laptop onto the NVMe SSD of the new one. Today, I run both laptops; the old one as a home server and backup and the new one as my main computer. Both run Arch on Wayland and KDE 6. The same Arch I installed back in 2012 with KDE 3.