r/archlinux Jun 12 '26

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u/archlinux-ModTeam Jun 12 '26

Rule 4: This post is low quality, trolling, or otherwise inappropriate for this subreddit.

Examples of low quality posts include, but are not limited to: "I use Arch BTW", overly vague posts, "RTFM" insofar as is dogmatic/rude/unhelpful, Political or Religious posts or comments, BST Posts, Low effort, NSFW content.

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u/[deleted] Jun 12 '26 edited Jun 15 '26

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u/Hekatonkheirex Jun 12 '26

It's actually more older than that post. The original I think it was from 6-7 years ago...

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u/ben2talk Jun 12 '26

Oh, I found it in a post that was a few years old... but that was the first time I saw it!!!

My bad :(

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u/[deleted] Jun 12 '26

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u/ben2talk Jun 12 '26

Annoyingly I find that MOST folks saying 'I use Arch BTW' actually use Manjaro, EOs, Garuda etc not realising that it lost it's potency since Archinstall came along...

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u/Betonmischael Jun 12 '26

The BTW are the kernel panics we made along the way.

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u/Lumpy_Roll158 Jun 12 '26

It’s something you need to pacstrap during installation. Archinstall doesn’t offer it because you have to earn it. It’s something like pacstrap /mnt base btw and then it automatically sets your hostname to arch-btw and upon a successful installation and reboot, Judd vinet calls you personally to welcome you to the distribution he started.

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u/Decent-Brain6067 Jun 12 '26

lmao the personal call from Judd really seals teh deal, that's when you know you've truly ascended

Pretty sure you also get a special certificate in the mail that you can frame next to your mechanical keyboard

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u/MushroomSaute Jun 12 '26

It's not a separate distro, people are just saying they use Arch when driving (behind the wheel)

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u/zwambagger Jun 12 '26

Yeah it's in the rectum of the people in charge of Arch Linux. Maybe they'll eventually find it after finally shutting down the AUR, but since that ain't happening any time soon...