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So I installed Arch Linux... Is this it?
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Most of the time it is achieved with the phrase: "I use Arch, btw". 😉
Also wearing unix socks might help
EDIT: A more complete guide.
Also, Blåhajar for better pics
In a way this post is just long-form "I use Arch, btw" 🤯
Don't forget shitting on Arch-derived distros.
We save that for Manjaro, endeavor and the others are pretty cool
Yeah I know. Derivate distros are cool only if they don't stray too far from Arch. How dare a distro do something different.
Keep it up, it's a super cool look (and healthy) for a distro to hate on its own downstream.