Guys,
Probably old news to most, but I was very pleased to see the good press Arch
got from distrowatch.com this week. See:
http://distrowatch.com/weekly.php?issue=20091214#news
The article reads:
<quote>
With Arch Linux having become such a popular distro, often praised for its
rolling-release model of installing once and keeping it updated forever, we
thought it would be a good time to take another look at Archiso-live.
Archiso-live is an Arch Linux live CD that boots into an Xfce desktop and has
a graphical system installer. In the earlier releases the installer did not
work correctly, but the more recent ones come with a much improved version. We
installed in on a test machine and can confirm that it was able to transfer
the entire live CD onto a hard disk partition with no problems. Of course, if
you install Arch Linux this way, you'll be "cheating", since easy,
click-and-point installation isn't part of the "Arch way" of doing things.
Nevertheless, as a method of testing this exciting distro, the "Archiso-live
way" is a great time-saver. The latest version at the time of writing is
20091208 and it can be downloaded from here: archiso-live-2009-12-08.iso
(685MB, MD5).
</quote>
Good job guys. Another testament to wise decision making, good distro
management, and smart devs ;-)
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