EndeavorOS is an Arch Linux distribution for all

EndeavorOS is an Arch Linux distribution for all

technicalities where you need to configure your Linux kernel interface to run a

production unsupported operating system.

Arch Linux 32-bit is the only operating system that supports 32-bit memory performance

after booting. For more information about how to

improve your Linux system performance, see the

Steps to upgrade Arch Linux 32-bit.

Retinueing and using the ‘-u’ command-line options

can be problematic. As of the last release, some of these options have

been deprecated and can cause regressions to occur.

Known Issues

Unfortunately:

Currently, your system crashes when you exit the terminal by

switching to /bin/bash. This may be to different

than the previous issues due to the fact that you can’t

use Ctrl + Escape for large sections of the shell.

If you’re experiencing this issue, the following options are

always used:

-mflag -m -o -s to exit the terminal; or

-time -t to silently exit the terminal.

-c -d to omit the last line.

-l to optionally press enter.

-n to disable automatic completion.

-j to set a timestamp.

-cy to set a time interval.

-k to leave the terminal and open the terminal.

-n to open the terminal.

-l to move back and forth between commands.

-h to exit and stay in the terminal.

-p to quit.

-l to start a new service.

-n to quit.

-n to move to the next line of output.

-w to move to the next line and exit.

-l to start again.

-h to exit and move back and forth between commands.

-n to exit and move back and forth between commands.

-n to quit and move back and forth between commands.

-l to start the execution of a loop.

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