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Arch Linux Guides

Rolling release done deliberately: pacman, the AUR, and the build-it-yourself philosophy that makes Arch what it is.

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Bazzite and SteamOS Explained: Linux Distros Built for Gaming SteamOS runs the Steam Deck and Bazzite brings the same console-style experience to desktops and other handhelds. How both are built as immutable images, what Game Mode is, how updates and rollback work, and who should use which. The AUR and yay Explained The Arch User Repository gives Arch Linux access to thousands of community-maintained packages beyond the official repos. This guide covers what the AUR actually is, how PKGBUILDs work, using an AUR helper like yay, and the real risks involved. Arch Linux Explained Arch Linux is a rolling-release distribution built around the principle that users should understand and control every part of their system. This guide explains what makes Arch different, how it works, and who it is actually for. Pacman Guide (Arch Linux) Pacman is the package manager for Arch Linux, Manjaro, EndeavourOS, and other Arch-based distributions. This guide covers sync, query, remove, AUR helpers, makepkg, and keeping a rolling-release system healthy.

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