The most common issue skeptics raise, by far, is that the installation process is challenging and very much hands-on. Compared to modern day installers and wizards, this is undoubtedly true. In contrast to most mainstream Linux distributions (and certainly to proprietary commercial operating systems), installing Arch is a completely command line-driven process.
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