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The Nemesis project is a derivative of Porteus Linux using Artix Linux openrc as a base. Porteus ( http://porteus.org ) is a lightweight, portable, modular linux designed to be frugally installed. Artix ( https://artixlinux.org/ ) is an ArchLinux fork showcasing various init systems.

Archcraft is an arch-based rolling-release distribution aimed at users who cares more about minimalism and aesthetics of their desktop. It comes pre-configured with various lightweight applications which makes it super fast. It can run under 500Mb of memory. There's no desktop environment in (main) Archcraft, just two highly configured window managers - Openbox and Bspwm. The default username & password is 'liveuser' for live ISO. The installer can be found in the app launcher and in...

This is a repository to share my custom ArchLinux ISO that I build weekly as a hobby. Build using ArchISO and Pacstrap tools, it has Mate Desktop and Openbox as user interface. The Live Session should be lightweight in both ISO variants. Note: I'm just a random guy and has no any relation to amazing people in ArchLinux Dev teams.

ArchLinux is known for being an fast, powerful, and lightweight distribution that provides the very latest cutting edge software but also for experienced users. HefftorLinux on the other is a user-friendly spin-off of the distrobution called Arcolinux. HefftorLinux main goal and mission is made to provide a Pre-Riced but friendly Arch experience to newbies and a ready to go system for experienced users.

ArchBasic is a GNU/Linux distro. It's purely based on Archlinux and provides you with a lightweight Arch Linux system combined with the XFCE4 window manager. Live , Learn and Enjoy the strength (and ease) of ArchLinux :) Want to help us nto learn others the (Arch)Linux Basics ? info@archbasic.com

Arch Linux is a Linux distribution intended to be lightweight and simple. This is VMware image with preinstalled Archlinux Release 2010.05 i386.

Arch Linux is an independently developed, i686/x86-64 general purpose GNU/Linux distribution versatile enough to suit any role. Development focuses on simplicity, minimalism, and code elegance. Arch is installed as a minimal base system, configured by the user upon which their own ideal environment is assembled by installing only what is required or desired for their unique purposes. GUI configuration utilities are not officially provided, and most system configuration is performed from the...