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A good live recovery distro that can mount bcachefs is one thing I've been waiting for before using that filesystem for a new install.
That this will have Arch tools (including arch-chroot, probably) makes this even better.
Not sure if rebasing to rolling release distro would be the best decision. Interesting regardless.
It's been around for a very long time. It used to be Gentoo based.
I did not know that.
I guess when system recovery is the only use case, you won't need an update.
I've always used gparted from a live USB if I needed to do a disk clone or rescue, but good to see a new release for this.