Arch Linux is a lightweight, flexible, and independently developed Linux distribution that can be used for practically any role. By default, Arch Linux is installed as a minimal base system without a default desktop environment.
To enhance your user experience, consider installing a desktop environment to simplify tasks. In our earlier guide, we detailed the process of installing XFCE on Arch Linux.
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