Kudos to Namib Linux for Making Arch Approachable
Namib is an ideal Linux distro for anyone who wants to ease into the Arch approach to computing.
Namib is a newcomer -- the third and current release (version 17.11) arrived late last year. However, it makes up for its lack of age by its performance. Namib makes Arch simple.
Surprisingly very user-friendly as well as compatible with older computers, Namib also is very stable.
Since Namib is based on the Arch philosophy, it uses rolling releases so you do not have to reinstall the entire operating system every time a major update occurs. The Pacman package manager handles new system components along with security and application updates automatically.
Namib is very up to date.
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