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    <h1>A Beginner's Guide to Arch Linux, for idiots</h1>
    This guide will explain to you; how to install Arch Linux, use it's package manager, explore it's third-party repository, and many more.
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    If you came from a different Linux distribution, like Ubuntu(Debian) or Fedora, this guide may or may not work for you. Just telling ya; this guide is intended to newcomers who are transitioning from Windows or macOS to Arch Linux (and co.)
    <h2>What is Arch Linux?</h2>
    Arch Linux is a Linux distribution that adheres the "Keep It Simple, Stupid", or "KISS" principle. Originally created by Judd Vinet in 2002, it has now saved millions of lives of each Linux user from having their package manager go grazy, and having to experience bleeding-edge software without sacrificing stability.
    <h2>Should i use Arch Linux?</h2>
    If you're a newcomer to the world of Linux, it's recommended to not touch "bleeding-edge" distributions like Arch Linux. There have been cases of people with an Arch system having their own install being imploded by itself, due to mismanagement of packages, and the notorius "AUR", or Arch User Repository.
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    Still, if you got newer hardware, and want better Linux compatibility, you may do so. But be aware: <b>you might fuck up in any time.</b>
    <h2>Installing Arch Linux</h2>
    Installing Arch Linux is "as easy as counting the digits of pi"
    <h3>Which Arch Linux should i get?</h3>
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