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				 b3b339757yWhy its special for me: b3b339757yWhy its special for me:
 - its small
 - its not bloated by default
 - you can configure it as you wish without breaking the whole system
 - it has a huge wiki (wiki.archlinux.org)
 - its package manager (pacman) is really nice, it has most packages you need and if not, they're in the user repo
 
 Only my opinion
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				 olback106467yI agree with @b3b3, I don't run Arch because I'm too noob to set it up I guess. I do use Antergos which is Arch based and I live. olback106467yI agree with @b3b3, I don't run Arch because I'm too noob to set it up I guess. I do use Antergos which is Arch based and I live.
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				It's like veganism for devs.
 No matter what the conversation topic is, they will tell you that they are using Arch Linux. ðĪŠ
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				From a nihilistic point of view, nothing really. All distros are equally powerful.
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				 Danacus2337yIt's like building your own desktop by buying all the components you like and assembling it yourself instead of buying a computer from a manufacturer. Danacus2337yIt's like building your own desktop by buying all the components you like and assembling it yourself instead of buying a computer from a manufacturer.








What's so special about Arch Linux?
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