Arch Linux is a lightweight and flexible Linux distribution known for its simplicity and minimalist approach. It follows a rolling release model, meaning software is updated continuously rather than through major versions. Arch Linux is designed for advanced users who prefer to customize their systems from the ground up, as it requires manual installation and configuration. The package manager, Pacman, is a key feature, allowing users to easily manage software packages. Arch Linux’s user-centric philosophy is reflected in its slogan, “Keep It Simple, Stupid” (KISS), emphasizing simplicity and user control.
