More People Meme About Arch Than Actually Use It

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2 months ago 170,918 views 0 shares

More People Meme About Arch Than Actually Use It

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The eternal paradox of Arch Linux: a distro simultaneously too elite to use and too mainstream to shut up about. The guy's just sitting there with his "change my mind" sign stating the brutal truth - the Arch community spends more time creating memes about using Arch than actually installing packages. It's the CrossFit of operating systems - how do you know someone uses Arch? Don't worry, they've already told you... twice... in the last five minutes.

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