Arch Linux ARM
Arch Linux ARM is a distribution based on Arch Linux, known for its minimalist approach, originally established in March 2002. The official ARM port of Arch Linux was conceptualized by the Arch Linux PlugApps and ArchMobile teams. Founded by Mike Staszel, the primary developer behind the project is Kevin Mihelich. Arch Linux ARM is a community-driven effort relying on volunteer contributions and donations, showcasing a collaborative spirit at its core.
The distribution targets ARM CPUs primarily for single-board computers, catering to a range of platforms such as ARMv7 Cortex-A8 (e.g., BeagleBoard), ARMv7 Cortex-A9/Tegra (e.g., PandaBoard), ARMv7 Cortex-A7/A15 (e.g., Cubieboard2, Odroid XU, Raspberry Pi 2), and ARMv8 Cortex-A53/A72 (e.g., Odroid C2, Raspberry Pi 3). Arch Linux ARM has gained popularity for its lightweight nature and has become a favorite among single-board computer enthusiasts since 2014, renowned for its robust community support network.
For more information on Arch Linux ARM, you can visit their [Team on GitHub](URL), explore the [Arch Linux ARM FAQ](URL), access the [Arch Linux ARM git repository](URL), stay updated with [Linux-arm news](URL), and delve into the rich history of Arch Linux for a comprehensive understanding of its evolution.