A small introduction of what NyarchLinux has to offer
Flathub is installed and actived by default. Install appimages easily with gearlever, and install AUR packages with nyay
Packages are always up to date thanks to Arch Linux's rolling release nature, offering good up to date bugs. Desktop customizations are updated on a release schedule.
Nyarch Tour and Nyarch Wizard are aimed to help you discover Linux Application and its desktop
Nyarch Customize aims to make customization and theming easy for everyone.
Everything is under GPLv3 license, if you are brave enough, you can check the source code, edit it, collaborate, and redistribute it.
Catgirls might take some ages to load but at least it installs.
Acchan will happily answer your questions without lagging
Nvidia ISO has Nvidia Proprietary Drivers preinstalled and configured. Check our wiki for more info
Just want Nyarch customizations on another distro? Try Nyarcher
Yes
Yes.
Basically like any other distro. Check out our wiki page.
You can also decide to apply (most) of Nyarch customizations on top of another distribution, check out Nyarcher Script
Nvidia F*ck y- Oh wait we actually support it. We provide a Nvidia ISO with proprietary drivers preinstalled and with hybrid graphics support and simple switch. Check out our wiki
Nyarch Linux is basically a normal Arch install with some bloat. Since Nyarch Linux team of development is pretty small, you might encounter bugs that you would not encounter in other more popular distributions. It is generally not suggested to use it as a daily drive as you have Arch instability + bugs introduced by us.
Nyarch focuses on not gatekeeping features, you can choose to apply only some things you like on your distribution of choice using the Nyarcher Script
Nyarch actively tries to be user firendly and guide new users in exploring good Linux software (with Nyarch Wizard), the OS (with Nyarch Tour), by simplifying desktop customization (with Nyarch Customize), by simplifying the update process (with Nyarch Updater) and by providing user friendly tutorials in the Nyarch Wiki.
However, some processes still require the command line, like package management or driver installation (specially Nvidia)
It depends on how you configure it. Every component is self hostable (without big quality loss), and you have total control on what goes online and what doesn't. For more information check out our wiki