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I recommend beginner to learn Openbox. Openbox can be used as a standalone Window Manager, or as a Window Manager that holds a DE (Desktop Environment). In fact, Openbox is the only Stacking WM that I use daily.

This is not a prank. You can have this Windowish looks with Arch LXQT. And be happy with it.

A show case of how customizable XFCE4 is. It is really enjoying.

I'm curious about Mageia. Because there is something that I haven't learned in my early days of GNU/Linux using Mandrake.

There is no need to install BlackArch or ArchAssault as a full distribution. With any distribution utilized pacman, any of these can be instaled as a repository. So you can have BlackArch, or BlackManjaro or ManjaroAssault or BlackAntergos.

I'm glad that linux has a modern desktop interface. While others are still using conventional approach.

Many beginners asked for guidance to install Arch. So I put this two logs. There is actualy two steps. First step is Install Vanilla Arch itself. Until you get your first login after boot. Then second step is Post Install. e.g. setup Wireless, or setup Desktop Environment.

Even if you have installed your linux successfully you still need to know your own hardware. This article also useful to debug networking issue, especially for first time linux install.

Based on my experience.

A collection of facebook linux groups.