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Its not really a distro, nor does it pretend to be. What it really is, is an Arch Linux install, with a preconfigured set of apps & workflow, and a set of tools
by isr 1y ago
Its not really a distro, nor does it pretend to be. What it really is, is an Arch Linux install, with a preconfigured set of apps & workflow, and a set of tools to easily allow the user to customise to their preferences - within the confines of the original config/workflow.
Basically, it's a "curated Arch linux"
- unixhero 1y agoSo it could just be some files and a bash script or maybe better, an Ansible recipe??? Sorry for being reductionist but its late and I'm out of beer.
- isr 1y agoThat's essentially what it is. They don't really pretend otherwise. The iso is a convenience for 1 stop installs.
- theshrike79 1y agoAren't most distros like that when you really dig down into it? The bash scripts just get fancier over time, but that's it.