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LATEST ARTICLES
Switching to arcolinux-logout-git
End April 2020 we will implement our own logout and lockscreen application called arcolinux-logout-git. We will no longer use oblogout and slimlock. This only concerns the following desktops: awesome bspwm hlwm i3 openbox qtile xfce xmonad After an update, a skel and...
Everything you need to know about the ArcoLinux Tweak Tool
Screenshot of the last versionTabs to the left are always visible they will function in the right desktopoblogout has been abandoned slimlock has been abandoned AutostartDesktop installerMore packages have been added to the list of the desktops. Some package conflicts...
Getting ArcoLinux up and running under 15 minutes with arcogetstarted
latest version You will find the latest version and link on the official channel on discord. One place to maintain - One place to update bit.ly/arcogetstartedxxxCopy/pasting can be fun and it is a good way to start. We welcome you to re-use our work.Over the years the...
How to get the fastest Arch Linux servers
It started with the wish to have an up-to-date mirrorlist during the installation of ArcoLinux. Calamares provides us a great variety of applications to download. It is now more than ever important to get the best Arch Linux servers for your country. The alias mirror...
How to tell pacman not to update a package like a kernel
Open up the /etc/pacman.conf file and add the packages to the line where it says #IgnorePkg = Delete the # and save it. You can also ignore packages like mate, gnome etc.
How to install a printer – looking for drivers
ArcoLinux has printer support enabled by default. If you are working on Arch Linux then you need to read up about cups. Cups and its packages provides support for thousands of printers but maybe not (yet) the latest printers. Check out this page to know more about...
