RebornOS is an Arch-based distribution that grew out of the community around Antergos, continuing that project's mission after it ended: make Arch installable by ordinary people without diluting what makes Arch attractive. Its installer is the centerpiece, offering an unusually long menu of desktop environments and window managers so users can compose a preferred system at install time instead of assembling it afterward. Underneath, it remains genuinely Arch, with rolling updates, pacman, access to the Arch User Repository, and a supplementary repository for the project's own tools and defaults. The team experiments steadily with installer technology and edition variety, which gives the distribution a tinkerer-friendly character. RebornOS suits people who find raw Arch installation tedious but want the full breadth of desktop choice the Arch world offers. Auditioning desktops through an OpenFactory browser VM first makes that long menu far less intimidating.
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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: