Koeshi: I will still have to do the whole chabang again, stopping and making an image as soon as Arch-way is done, then as my tutorial describes (probably includin cups) and at the end with a complete office-computer-setup. I am also contemplating a programmers-setup with programming languages, idés...

I look forward to them bringing out a 64bit version for the Pi, but they have been saying they would since the Pi3 release so I am not going to hold my breath. Hm, I need to think about that. I have just det It up two times. One for practice and one for the tutorial. Now, you're more or less implyi...

This is what the Arch team said about this tutorial - I posted it there too. https://archlinuxarm.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=10791 ./nalle. They don't seem very happy to me... Please understand I wasn't trying to criticise your guide. I was merely commenting on cjan's question and naming an alt...

I am going to guess the answer is "because Arch". Also PINN provides an option for skipping all the partitioning and sizing if you want and going straight to configuration. This is what the Arch team said about this tutorial - I posted it there too. https://archlinuxarm.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=60...

I'm thinking of that, but there are a few reasons why I didn't do it now: The building is also fun Arch will come with a 64-bit version, this one is 32-bit. I am Norwegian. A lot of adaptations for that is on this verison, even though I didn't put it in the tutorial. I will make a image, for a 32 GB...

I have written a tutorial for installing Arch on a PI 3, complete with XFCE, software manager and even a menu editor. It's all there!

http://nalle.no/node/9


Enjoy!