How To Install Codecs In Arch Linux Review

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This is the very first review I 'll be writing for my blog. I decided to start with a Linux distribution review and I choose Arch Linux (). The reason I didn't write an article for a more well known distribution (or distro as Linux users call it) like Ubuntu or openSUSE is that besides the fact that dozens of reviews for those exist already, I happen to believe that Arch is an excellent flavor of Linux that hasn't got the share of publicity and attention if deserves from the community yet. The Arch Linux Logo History & Principles The Arch Linux project was started by Judd Vinet in his attempt to create his own ideal distribution. He wanted to make a lightweight and simple system aimed at power users. Note that 'simple' does not mean 'newbie friendly', instead it means that the system is structured in such a way that a user can easily configure it to his liking by changing simple configuration files and installing just what he needs. No place for automatic configuration or GUI tools in Arch.

That means the system is highly configurable and the config files are simple in structure and easy to find in contrast to many of the other distributions out there. Features Arch installs a base Linux system, and then the user can configure it and expand it depending on his needs. It uses the pacman package management system written by Judd Vinet himself and has -like the most distros out there- its own repositories filled with many useful programs.

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Its most unique feature in my opinion is the rolling update system it uses. Colorthink pro 3 0 3 serial dilutions are used to. To help you understand, think of another distro, Ubuntu for example. Ubuntu releases a new version of their distro every six months. Between their releases no new features get shipped, just bug and security fixes.

They also need to release each program for a specific version of their distro, for example the mplayer package for 6.06 does not work in 7.04. That fact forces most users to constantly update their Ubuntu installation to a new 'release', something that is neither trouble free all the times nor fast (a whole update could need up to 600MB of files and take over an hour). Arch in the other hand takes a completely different approach. When a program is updated upstream, after some testing it is immediately provided to the users in the Arch repository. The ISO images are just a snapshot of what is in the repository at the time.

The rolling update system means a user never has to do any kind of 'dist-upgrade' to get the latest and greatest software. In fact, after your first Arch installation a simple 'pacman -Syu' command will always keep you up to date. One other unique feature is ABS, the Arch Build System. It is based on PKGBUILD files that contain all information about compiling a package.

Besides easily compiling any package in your system, ABS also allow the easy contribution by the community, as a simple 1KB text file can be used to download and compile any software. Note that you don't have to use ABS in order to install stuff in Arch, it is just a useful tool that can help making the compile process very easy. My experience with Arch Installation I downloaded the latest 2007.08 ISO, codenamed 'Don't Panic'. The CD boots into an installation / recovery system. To install Arch you can just type /arch/setup and the installer will come up. I found the Arch installer simple and straightforward, but you have to be pretty experienced with Linux to figure out what to do.