I tried ArchEZ to see if it really makes Arch Linux easy for beginners - and it delivered

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ZDNET key takeaways

  • ArchEZ is an Arch-based Linux distribution.
  • Aimed at new users, this distro makes using Arch easy.
  • You can download and use ArchEZ for free.

ArchEZ is an Arch-based Linux distribution that, according to the developer, "is an easy-to-use, highly customisable open source Arch Linux-based OS. It's fast, secure, and supports all your favourite software and games. No ads, bloat or telemetry here!"

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This description sounds like it could be any Arch-based distribution promising ease of use and the possibility of gaming. But how did this particular take on it fare? I took the distro for a ride to see if it delivered on its promises.

What is ArchEZ?

ArchEZ is an Arch-based Linux distribution that aims to bring Arch to the masses....

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