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ahronzombi

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From: /

Registered: 2007-05-06

Posts: 108

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How did i miss Arch all these years

Hey ive been using linux since the mid 90s , ive been with gentoo or ubuntu allot and debian before ubuntu. But i dont see how i missed Arch all these years. after using it for a couple of weeks i have to say this is definitly my favorite disto of them all

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Registered: 2007-05-05
Keep coming back to Arch because its hands down the most amazing distro God has given us.

scarney

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From: Wisconsin, US

Registered: 2006-07-11

Posts: 173

Re: How did i miss Arch all these years

well its about damn time!. Arch is the shiznit!, welcome aboard!. 8)

Skatox

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From: Venezuela

Registered: 2006-08-25

Posts: 64

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Re: How did i miss Arch all these years

Welcome!! Archlinux comunity is growing everyday.

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lilsirecho

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Registered: 2003-10-24

Posts: 5,000

Re: How did i miss Arch all these years

Checkout Larch for a great Live CD in arch linux...Welcome....:)

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Skatox

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From: Venezuela

Registered: 2006-08-25

Posts: 64

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Re: How did i miss Arch all these years

The original logo it's ok. Maybe that logo can be used for a wallpaper by default or something like that.

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ataraxia

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From: Pittsburgh

Registered: 2007-05-06

Posts: 1,553

Re: How did i miss Arch all these years

'Nother Arch n00b here. 10 years of Linux, BSD, and other UNIX in my background. I think I tried it last year or so, but wasn't in the right mood to get it working on crappy old hardware then. I have it on a real machine now, and I think it beats Debian, Zenwalk, and FreeBSD. About on par with Mac OS X, really.