Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 17th Feb 2009 17:34 UTC
The ArchLinux Release Engineering Team announced the official release of the 2009.02 ISO after a long period of intense development. This distribution is among the first to officially support the new Ext4 filesystem. I've always noticed that Arch seems to be quite popular among OSNews readers, and I'm interested to know from our Arch users: why? What makes Arch such a good Linux distribution?
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Arch has its "core"/"extra"/"testing"/"unstable" repos, which are all rolling. It's more like a less calcified Debian, in a way.
I'd say rawhide is somewhere between testing and unstable in general. More towards unstable.
Haven't had a rawhide (or fedora) system in years, though, so I may be mistaken.