Guides
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A Linux distribution built from source: a BSD userland over glibc,
its own kernel fork, and its own package manager (alpm).
There is no guided installer - you partition, format and chroot by
hand. Once installed, the machine is described in six small files
under /etc/arctic/, and arctic-rebuild makes
the machine match them.
Install covers getting it onto a machine by hand. Configuration covers the six declarative files, and is worth reading properly - it's what makes ongoing maintenance different from an ordinary source distribution.