Arch Linux USB Flash Drive

Description

Arch Linux is an open-source Linux distribution offering a simple, contemporary, pragmatic, user-centric, and versatile operating system. However, instead of user-friendliness, it emphasizes the ability to be customized. The latest 64-bit version of Arch Linux is included on a USB 3.0 with 32Gb storage.

• OS Type: Linux
• Based on: Arch
• Architecture: 64 bit
• Category: Desktop, Server, Laptop
• Media: 32Gb USB 3.0 flash drive, or above

Arch is not a beginner-friendly distribution.

A complete Linux newbie shouldn’t try Arch. Be aware it requires a certain level of expertise. If you’re not sure whether Arch Linux is right for you, consider the following factors:

• You lack the ability, time, or desire to build a GNU/Linux distribution from scratch.
• You need an operating system that supports a different architecture than x86_64 (64-bit).
• You think an operating system should come pre-configured, with a complete set of software and a default desktop environment.
• You do not want a GNU/Linux distribution that constantly updates its software releases.
• You like your current operating system.

Arch Linux Features

• Minimalist: You only install what you need. There is no bloatware. As a result, less memory is wasted on both the hard drive and the RAM.
• Lightweight & Fast: Using less memory, more RAM is available, making your system faster and more stable. The speed with which applications open and work will astound you. You can then perform multiple tasks at once.
• Stable: Its rock-solid stability will make you fall in love with it.
• Rolling release: The “rolling-release” concept means that it is uncommon to have “releases” or updates every few months.
• Bleeding edge software: As soon as the latest software is available in the official repositories, we can update it and access all its new features in Arch.
  
• User-Centric: Arch Linux is made for those who want to customize every aspect of their system and get the most out of their computers. You’ll have complete control over your system, and you’ll be able to customize it to your liking.

Minimum requirements:

Any x86_64 compatible machine with at least 512 MiB RAM should run Arch Linux. A basic installation should only take up about 2 GB of disk space.