Formerly an Arch remix designed for users looking for a distribution offering the power and flexibility of Arch but with a desktop environment installed by default, Chakra has come on in leaps and bounds since the project’s founders made the decision to fork away from its upstream.
The second release of the Archimedes family, Chakra Linux 2012.04 boasts some significant improvements over its predecessors – but, unfortunately, not everything about the new release is quite so positive.
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