Arch Linux x Dank…
Recently, I've delved down the rabbit hole of customizing my Framework 131 laptop's software. I originally started out using NixOS, and of course had my configuration files source-tracked. But, I eventually grew tired of its consistency and reliability; I decided I wanted something more exciting, a new hobby and project to truly have to maintain. Enter Arch Linux; I'm no expert on Linux distributions (let alone Linux), but Arch is known for being somewhat cutting-edge and customizable. Perfect for someone that is bored. I had a few ideal requirements for my distribution: I want a minimal TTY environment by default I want to be able to easily launch a DE2 when desired I want it secure, encrypted, and with support for both Yubikey and the Fingerprint reader Installation I consider most Linux distributions nowadays to be similar to different chocolate companies: all the same, with very minor flavor differences. Arch, frankly, doesn't seem that much different. The installation process has…