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Meet Arch Anywhere, a new open-source project created by developer Dylan Schacht to help Arch Linux newcomers install the powerful and modern Linux-based operating system on their personal computers, or a virtual machine.
Arch Linux is an open-source, lightweitght and highly customizable computer operating system that follows a rolling release model for its updates and security patches, allowing users to transform new installations into anything they want, such as state-of-the-art server or reliable workstation. But installing Arch Linux is not for everyone!
Arch Anywhere has been on the market for a few months now, since its initial release last year on September 13. It's distributed as a dual-arch ISO image that you can write on a USB flash drive or DVD disc, just like the official Arch Linux installation medium, but includes a simple menu system for installing the GNU/Linux distribution in minutes.
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