Table of contents
English (1)
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1. About Arch (26)
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1.1. Arch development (21) (also in Development)
- 1.1.1. Package development (49)
- 1.1.2. Pacman development (4)
- 1.2. Arch User Repository (3) (also in Package management)
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1.3. ArchWiki (12)
- 1.3.1. Help (15)
- 1.4. Classroom (1)
- 1.5. Events (7)
- 1.6. Getting and installing Arch (27)
- 1.7. Live Arch systems (2)
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1.1. Arch development (21) (also in Development)
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2. Applications (22)
- 2.1. Accessibility (8)
- 2.2. Application launchers (10)
- 2.3. Command shells (15)
- 2.4. Data compression and archiving (11)
- 2.5. Database management systems (13)
- 2.6. Dictionaries (1)
- 2.7. Emulators (14)
- 2.8. File managers (10)
- 2.9. Gaming (47)
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2.10. Internet applications (65) (also in Networking)
- 2.10.1. Email clients (18)
- 2.10.2. Internet Relay Chat (18)
- 2.10.3. Web browser (22)
- 2.11. Mathematics and science (23)
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2.12. Multimedia (44)
- 2.12.1. Image manipulation (13)
- 2.12.2. Multimedia players (23)
- 2.12.3. Streaming (14)
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2.13. Office (16)
- 2.13.1. TeX (4)
- 2.14. Search (2)
- 2.15. Status monitoring and notification (11)
- 2.16. Terminal emulators (17)
- 2.17. Text editors (12)
- 2.18. Wine (18)
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3. Development (51)
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3.1. Arch development (21) (also in About Arch)
- 3.1.1. Package development (49)
- 3.1.2. Pacman development (4)
- 3.2. Programming languages (21)
- 3.3. Version Control System (16)
- 3.4. Widget toolkits (4)
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3.1. Arch development (21) (also in About Arch)
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4. Hardware (2)
- 4.1. ARM architecture (6)
- 4.2. Bluetooth (8)
- 4.3. CPU (9)
- 4.4. Graphics (32)
- 4.5. Hardware detection and troubleshooting (9)
- 4.6. Imaging (6)
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4.7. Input devices (14)
- 4.7.1. Graphics tablet (1)
- 4.7.2. Keyboards (22)
- 4.7.3. Mice (14)
- 4.8. Laptops (18)
- 4.9. Mainboards and BIOS (5)
- 4.10. Mobile devices (16)
- 4.11. Modems (19) (also in Networking)
- 4.12. Other hardware (22)
- 4.13. Printers (8)
- 4.14. Sound (20)
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4.15. Storage (19)
- 4.15.1. Optical (5)
- 4.16. TV cards (11)
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5. Networking (69)
- 5.1. Distributed computing (5)
- 5.2. Domain Name System (12)
- 5.3. File Transfer Protocol (9)
- 5.4. Firewalls (10) (also in Security)
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5.5. Internet applications (65) (also in Applications)
- 5.5.1. Email clients (18)
- 5.5.2. Internet Relay Chat (18)
- 5.5.3. Web browser (22)
- 5.6. Mail server (24)
- 5.7. Modems (19) (also in Hardware)
- 5.8. Network configuration (11)
- 5.9. Network monitoring (8)
- 5.10. Network sharing (14)
- 5.11. Proxy servers (9) (also in Security)
- 5.12. Remote desktop (8)
- 5.13. Secure Shell (17) (also in Security)
- 5.14. Telephony and voice (10)
- 5.15. Virtual Private Network (17) (also in Security)
- 5.16. Web server (61)
- 5.17. Wireless networking (10)
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6. System administration (29)
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6.1. Boot process (42)
- 6.1.1. Boot loaders (13)
- 6.1.2. Bootsplash (3) (also in Eye candy)
- 6.2. Daemons and system services (16)
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6.3. Desktop environments (27)
- 6.3.1. Display managers (12)
- 6.3.2. GNOME (10)
- 6.3.3. KDE (6)
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6.3.4. Window managers (1)
- 6.3.4.1. Dynamic WMs (14)
- 6.3.4.2. Stacking WMs (16)
- 6.3.4.3. Tiling WMs (20)
- 6.4. Dotfiles (4)
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6.5. Eye candy (26)
- 6.5.1. Bootsplash (3) (also in Boot process)
- 6.5.2. Fonts (8)
- 6.6. File systems (79)
- 6.7. Internationalization (15)
- 6.8. Kernel (40)
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6.9. Package management (30)
- 6.9.1. Arch User Repository (3) (also in About Arch)
- 6.10. Power management (21)
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6.11. Security (71)
- 6.11.1. Encryption (25)
- 6.11.2. Firewalls (10) (also in Networking)
- 6.11.3. Proxy servers (9) (also in Networking)
- 6.11.4. Secure Shell (17) (also in Networking)
- 6.11.5. Virtual Private Network (17) (also in Networking)
- 6.12. System recovery (33)
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6.13. Virtualization (20)
- 6.13.1. Hypervisors (8)
- 6.14. X server (64)
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6.1. Boot process (42)