Snal Linux is an Arch-based distro intended to be used as a live image from portable media .It uses the i3 window manager and Firefox.
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Snal Linux is an Arch-based distro intended to be used as a live image from portable media .It uses the i3 window manager and Firefox.
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Read moreLiya Linux aims to provide a lightweight and efficient operating system without sacrificing compatibility with Arch.
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Read moreRebornOS is billed as a modern Arch based distribution with an advanced installer.
Read moreAthena OS is an Arch-based and Nix-based distribution.
Read moreArtix Linux is a rolling-release distribution, based on Arch Linux that is systemd free.
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