A simple and intuitive Arch Linux installer.
Anarchy: quick, easy, and straight forward, following the "Keep it simple stupid" principle.
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Anarchy Linux is an Arch Linux installer providing a hassle-free pure installation and polished user experience. Every aspect of the install is taken into account from partitioning and general system configuration, to installing your favorite DE/WM and additional software from the official Arch Linux repos.
The Anarchy installer is intended to provide both novice and experienced Linux users a simple and pain free way to install Arch Linux. Install when you want it, where you want it, and how you want it. That is the Anarchy philosophy.
Anarchy aims to provide a polished and pure Arch install while leaving open every possible configuration avenue for the user to choose from.
About three main screenshots coming...
baseorbase-develsystem installation- default linux kernel
- hardened linux kernel
- LTS (Long Term Support) linux kernel
- zen linux kernel
- Automatic partitioning (optional swap)
- Automatic LUKS-encrypted partitioning on LVM (optional encrypted swap)
- Manual partitioning
(Desktop Environments and Window Managers)
- Anarchy Cinnamon edition
- Anarchy GNOME edition
- Anarchy OpenboxWM edition
- Anarchy XFCE edition
- Anarchy Budgie edition
- AwesomeWM
- Bspwm
- Cinnamon
- Deepin
- Enlightenment
- Fluxbox
- GNOME
- GNOME Flashback
- i3
- KDE/Plasma
- LXDE
- LXQT
- Mate
- Openbox
- Sway
- XFCE
- Xmonad
- ATI/AMD
xf86-video-atiopen source drivers - Intel
xf86-video-intelopen source drivers - NVIDIA
xf86-video-nouveauopen source drivers - NVIDIA
stable,390xx,340xxproprietary drivers - VirtualBox Guest Utilities Drivers
- GRUB2
- Syslinux
- Systemd-boot
With support for UEFI and os-prober (for dual booting)
- Netctl
- NetworkManager + its applet
- WPA Supplicant
- WPA ActionD
- Wireless Tools
The installer features a long list of optional software from the following categories:
- Audio
- Games
- Graphics
- Internet
- Multimedia
- Office
- Terminal
- Text editors
- Shells
- System
The installer has AUR support enabled by default using the yay AUR helper.
It's recommended that you verify the checksums before using Anarchy.
On Linux, this is a very simple thing to do. Run the following command in a terminal:
sha256sum -c anarchy-(version)-(architecture).iso.sha256sum
If the image (ISO file) was fully and correctly downloaded you should see something like this:
anarchy-1.0.5-x86_64.iso: OK
On Windows you have to get some external tools. An example is sha256sum.exe, which you can run in cmd like so:
sha256sum.exe anarchy-(version)-(architecture).iso
Note that unlike its Linux counterpart, it will only display the sha256 checksum of the image, not compare it with the generated checksums as well. So make sure to open the .sha256sum file in a text editor and compare the hashes yourself.
The best tool to flash Anarchy Linux to a USB is Win32DiskImager. Download it, choose the Anarchy image (ISO), select the wanted USB and press write.
THIS WILL COMPLETELY WIPE YOUR USB! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.
The fastest method, although not the safest or easiest for most beginners is to use dd.
DON'T COPY AND PASTE THE TEXT BELOW AS ANY DISK YOU SELECT WILL BE COMPLETELY WIPED!
Replace x with your USB device's letter (use lsblk to check which letter it was assigned, usually it's "b"):
sudo dd if=./<anarchy-image.iso> of=/dev/sdx bs=4M status=progress && sync
You can also use GUI based software such as Etcher.
We're always looking for new contributors to the project, so check out our contributing guide for more info.
The project is licensed under the GNU GPLv2 license.
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