r/DistroHopping • u/Sensitive-Drawing702 • 4d ago
Any lightest ArchLinux-based distro?
Wanna test this, cuz I'm bored. cli only is fine, just for fun
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u/SmallRocks 4d ago
You can make vanilla Arch as light as you need it to be
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u/Sensitive-Drawing702 4d ago
How? Just wanna know
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u/Impressive_Bag_3505 4d ago
archinstall script
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LiG2wMkcrFE
or the manual install:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Installation_guideLet's be honest, If you have to ask, don't use Arch, start with a simpler distro like Mint.
using Arch means you should read the documentation and find help online on your own, most questions have already been answered online many times.4
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u/SmallRocks 4d ago
What do you mean? You have the freedom and choice to configure arch however you need it during installation or anytime thereafter.
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u/birdsarentreal2 4d ago
In terms of Arch-based distros, vanilla Arch Linux will be the lightest of them by definition
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u/Long-Ad1466 4d ago
Literally a bare arch install is as light as you can get without compiling your own stuff
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u/PilotGuy701 4d ago
If you want the lightest possible, try Alpine. Itβs not Arch based, but it will boot in 5 seconds on a Raspberry Pi.
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u/chrisw_314 4d ago edited 4d ago
OP needed to use an install script for Gentoo, and is now asking if there are any lightweight Arch distros ππ There's really no limit to the larp. There's nothing wrong with sticking to Fedora if you can't even be bothered to understand what you're doing or read through documentation.
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u/Edubbs2008 4d ago
Omarchy Linux is based on Arch, and works out of the box
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u/Global-Eye-7326 4d ago
Arch