Archcraft takes Arch Linux and turns it into a finished, heavily themed desktop built around lightweight window managers rather than a full desktop environment. Its standard releases center on Openbox and bspwm sessions that come preconfigured with panels, launchers, matching color schemes, and keyboard shortcuts, the kind of polish that normally takes days of manual dotfile work. Underneath, it stays a rolling Arch system: pacman handles packages, the Arch repositories and the AUR remain available, and updates arrive continuously. Archcraft is aimed at people who admire hand-tuned minimal desktops, want fast performance on modest hardware, and prefer keyboard-driven workflows, but do not feel like writing every config file themselves. A graphical installer keeps setup short, and the ISO can run as a live session. Booting it in an OpenFactory browser VM shows you the finished theming within minutes, with nothing to configure first.
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The buttons above launch an ephemeral browser VM, perfect for kicking the tires. Paid plans unlock the things you'd actually use it for: