I've always had trouble getting Arch setup. I think one time I even accidentally overwrote part of the boot sector using gparted...
gparted
Also, is that desktop XFCE? or something different?
there is an installer for Arch called Architect which provide all the functionality necessary to install arch in a easier way
Antergos is another option based on Arch, with user friendly installation. Arcolinux is also a good option.
If I'm not mistaken Antergos project was discontinued
Oh wow, I just looked this up and you are right. As of May 2019 it has been discontinued. That’s sad ! I used it for a long time before switching to Debian some months ago.
Oh really? Interesting, I'll have to take a look at it. Thanks!
Also ArcoLinux is Arch pre-configured with all that you need
It's Xorg + i3 + polybar. Really fast, and very easily configurable.
Regarding the boot sector: rip.
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I've always had trouble getting Arch setup. I think one time I even accidentally overwrote part of the boot sector using
gparted...Also, is that desktop XFCE? or something different?
there is an installer for Arch called Architect which provide all the functionality necessary to install arch in a easier way
Antergos is another option based on Arch, with user friendly installation. Arcolinux is also a good option.
If I'm not mistaken Antergos project was discontinued
Oh wow, I just looked this up and you are right. As of May 2019 it has been discontinued. That’s sad ! I used it for a long time before switching to Debian some months ago.
Oh really? Interesting, I'll have to take a look at it. Thanks!
Also ArcoLinux is Arch pre-configured with all that you need
It's Xorg + i3 + polybar. Really fast, and very easily configurable.
Regarding the boot sector: rip.