ArchBang has been around for a long time. It started as a simple idea — take Arch Linux, add a lightweight window manager, and ship something that just works out of the box without getting in your way. That idea hasn’t changed. What has changed is the cost of keeping it going. The honest situation … State of ArchBang — Where We Are and Where We’re Going
Been working on the installer this week. Something has bothered me for a while — while a menu-driven interface works, it doesn’t flow. What do I mean by that? A user has to select a number from the menu and then after each step return to the list. Why not just move on to the … ArchBang Installer …. What’s Changed
Have wanted to remove the need for a taskbar/panel for a long time. Do have a keybind that shows workspace and which one is active. However a clock is always handy. Okay so I could just buy a desk clock job done but I do want to see workspaces, date and other stats. Found this … Can you live without a taskbar?
Have always had a soft spot for Alpine Linux. It ticks so many boxes, fast, light, easy to use and the best part systemd free. But iso building is a complete nightmare until now. With a little help from my AI friend managed to get a working iso image not only to boot but have … This week mostly messing around with Alpine Linux…..
ArchBang has always been a community-driven project, and it’s the people who use it that keep it going. Recently, a generous member of the community made a Monero (XMR) donation to help support ongoing development — and I wanted to take a moment to say a big thank you. It’s genuinely appreciated. It also got … Another way to support ArchBANG