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More Artix in the Press

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Artix Linux : Introduction and Installation
Last Updated : 01 Feb, 2024
Artix Linux is a rolling-release, independently-maintained distribution that offers a choice between multiple init systems, including OpenRC, runit, and s6. This article provides a step-by-step guide on installing Artix Linux, empowering users to tailor their system to their preferred init system and enjoy a lightweight, customizable Linux experience.

What is Artix Linux?
Artix Linux is a rolling-release Linux distribution that belongs to the Arch Linux family. What sets Artix apart is its decision to forego the systemd init system in favor of other init systems such as OpenRC, runit, and s6. This choice attracts users who prefer alternative init systems and desire a lightweight, flexible, and user-centric system. Artix inherits Arch Linux's philosophy of simplicity and customization, providing a minimal base that users can build upon according to their preferences. It supports various desktop environments and window managers, allowing users to use their system to suit their specific needs.

Features of Artix Linux:
Init System Choice: Artix offers flexibility by allowing users to choose between different init systems, including OpenRC, runit, and s6, instead of the default systemd found in many other distributions. This gives users the freedom to select the init system that aligns with their preferences and requirements.
Rolling Release Model: Following the Arch Linux model, Artix is a rolling-release distribution, which means that users receive continuous updates without the need for periodic system reinstallation. This helps in keeping the system up-to-date with the latest software and security patches.
Arch Linux Compatibility: Artix is designed to be compatible with Arch Linux packages, repositories, and the Arch Build System (ABS). Users can leverage the extensive Arch Linux community and resources to enhance their Artix Linux experience.
Minimal Base Installation: Artix provides a minimal base system upon installation, allowing users to customize and build their environment from the ground up. This minimalist approach promotes system efficiency and gives users more control over their computing environment.
How to Install Artix Linux?
In this section, we will see a detailed step-by-step procedure to install the Artix Linux Operating System. Follow the below-specified installation steps

Re: More Artix in the Press

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Well, of course someone is running rampant in the comment section fearmongering about Artix being maintained by "trumpers"...

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Well, of course someone is running rampant in the comment section fearmongering about Artix being maintained by "trumpers"...

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Green = Overton window

1. What it was/How it's supposed to be.
2. What they did.
3. What they think.



¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Well, of course someone is running rampant in the comment section fearmongering about Artix being maintained by "trumpers"...
If you mean this "gal", I'd take it as a compliment.

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Quote from: Shoun2137 – on
Well, of course someone is running rampant in the comment section fearmongering about Artix being maintained by "trumpers"...
If you mean this "gal", I'd take it as a compliment.


This made me chuckle.
Makes me wonder if is this real or is a bait/troll account.

It's the gift that keeps on giving.
"Anti-imperialism" yet their side is heavy on cultural imperialism (especially in the entertainment/tech sector).
"Anarchist" Yet shills/operates on heavy authoritarianism. (censorship, cancellation, etc.)
And many much more hypocrisies and inconsistencies.

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Let's me put this topic to rest by saying that the Artix team is comprised by folks from all around the world, many walks of life, of various religions and faiths, and most with very strong opinions. We manage to work together because we all share a diminishing value called common sense.

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"Anarchist" Yet shills/operates on heavy authoritarianism. (censorship, cancellation, etc.)
The Bio said "anarchists DNI", which I think means "Do not interact".
Which is bizarre to me as the only successful 'power to the people' experiments have all been anarchist AFAIK. Every attempt, bar none, at a Marxist-Lenninist state has resulted in oppression on a mass scale and quite often death on a genocidal scale.
Maybe that's why the Marxist-Lenninist's hate the Anarchist's so much ? 'Cos it reminds them how badly they fuck it up every time ?

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Quote from: nous – on
If you mean this "gal", I'd take it as a compliment.
Maybe but it deeply hurts me to ready such dribble ... 
You see, the problem with those types of people is that they're never held accountable for their actions. Calling them out on the bullshit and streightening the narrative is one of the ways to push such thing, which shockingly was never the case throughout 2005-2020, they always bit visiously at their opponents, but we were never allowed to question it. As Nous pointed out common sense (and I'd add pattern recognition to the mix), I have to say that it was denied to us and we were never allowed to even defend and assert our values, because those are bad by default and design to those people.

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Maybe but it deeply hurts me to ready such dribble ... 
You see, the problem with those types of people is that they're never held accountable for their actions. Calling them out on the bullshit and streightening the narrative is one of the ways to push such thing, which shockingly was never the case throughout 2005-2020, they always bit visiously at their opponents, but we were never allowed to question it. As Nous pointed out common sense (and I'd add pattern recognition to the mix), I have to say that it was denied to us and we were never allowed to even defend and assert our values, because those are bad by default and design to those people.


Common sense can only take you so far and easily exploitable.

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If you mean this "gal", I'd take it as a compliment.

So we won't hear from him any more. Good stuff.

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Quote from: clappingsnowdrop – on
"Anarchist" Yet shills/operates on heavy authoritarianism. (censorship, cancellation, etc.)
The Bio said "anarchists DNI", which I think means "Do not interact".
Which is bizarre to me as the only successful 'power to the people' experiments have all been anarchist AFAIK. Every attempt, bar none, at a Marxist-Lenninist state has resulted in oppression on a mass scale and quite often death on a genocidal scale.
Maybe that's why the Marxist-Lenninist's hate the Anarchist's so much ? 'Cos it reminds them how badly they fuck it up every time ?

Searched DNI. I couldn't find any entries from Duckduckgo, Brave, and Startpage searches.

But if that is what it means (I'm gonna assume it means something close to the phrase "live and let live".).

Not only does she interact but actively initiates trouble by creating inflammatory posts. It's like going to a crime infested area, pokes around/smacks someone but then says "Don't touch me I'm weak/part of protected class.". Then keeps doing it till someone actually does engage, then cries about it (a Karen if you will). I swear they're like the modern Gestapo (or rather keyboard/armchair Gestapo) at this point.

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Maybe but it deeply hurts me to ready such dribble ... 
You see, the problem with those types of people is that they're never held accountable for their actions. Calling them out on the bullshit and streightening the narrative is one of the ways to push such thing, which shockingly was never the case throughout 2005-2020, they always bit visiously at their opponents, but we were never allowed to question it. As Nous pointed out common sense (and I'd add pattern recognition to the mix), I have to say that it was denied to us and we were never allowed to even defend and assert our values, because those are bad by default and design to those people.

They hated it when Elon bought Twitter because of this. You couldn't call them out before then. Tumblr shouldn't have opened their containment zones/flood gates. The crazies were supposed to stay over there.