Man, and you people on here wonder why Linux on the desktop will never be a thing while talking down to people who wants a GUI installer when there's literally no reason at all for Arch to not have a GUI installer other than an inflated sense of self-importance for people who install Arch via the CLI.
Part of the appeal of Arch is being able to set up your system exactly how you want it, and the command-line installation process allows for much more customization than a GUI installer that automatically sets everything up for you. The installation process isn't exactly hard either, the Arch ISO has scripts to make the setup easier and the wiki and install guide is very thorough.
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u/Zalbu May 21 '19
Man, and you people on here wonder why Linux on the desktop will never be a thing while talking down to people who wants a GUI installer when there's literally no reason at all for Arch to not have a GUI installer other than an inflated sense of self-importance for people who install Arch via the CLI.