Haven't been brave enough to try Arch the Arch way.
Check out Archman https://sourceforge.net/projects/archman-os/
It has a Calamares installer so you get the whole thing. I started from xfce and have been slowly removing stuff...
Haven't been brave enough to try Arch the Arch way.
Try it in a vm first. It's easier to trial and error on a vm.Haven't been brave enough to try Arch the Arch way.
https://endeavouros.com/ is similar too. Was really simple to use. It's basically helps you to preselect bootloaders, network managers and give you a desktop environment that's clean.Check out Archman https://sourceforge.net/projects/archman-os/
It has a Calamares installer so you get the whole thing. I started from xfce and have been slowly removing stuff...
I use aurutils because it allows you to use pacman to install aur packages instead of needing to use a pacman wrapper. You search and build with aurutils and then you install the package using pacman, man aur to read the documentation.didn't know this exist. As aur is compiled. I'm just wondering if yay and buildaur cleanly remove the package if we decide to. Or is that more dependent on the aur build scripts?