Hmm, if somebody's into ASCII art or overall text output art, and you also apparently want to make some bald eagle art... you know what I mean, yeah? 
You mean the old neofetch art?
Yeah that too. I mean if it's Garuda we should make something beautiful from what we have. I am not sure where exactly we should put this art, though. Maybe some install scripts or something...
Arch has a new installer so why not use it in that?
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like a background images in games with some quotes and stupid advices 
btw if you have some Richard Stallman quotes in your annals you can submit them here too 
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Micro is based, but why is it so big?
Name : micro
Installed Size : 13,27 MiB
Name : vim
Installed Size : 3,82 MiB
Name : nano
Installed Size : 2,33 MiB
Its a good question, maybe you got answer from
https://micro-editor.github.io/
We don't live in the 1970s anymore , if it is comfortable and intuitive for most users, we should afford the few more MiB. 
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Yeah, I guess I'm already too harsh to disk space
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Probably simply because written in Go instead of C. Still better than Kate 
21.91MiB kate
Also, keep in mind:
30.26MiB vim-runtime
3.82MiB vim
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hmm, there is an even simpler alternative to doas
Name : asroot
Installed Size : 19,42 KiB
Name : opendoas
Installed Size : 46,52 KiB
Although it only works for wheels group by default. Nah, I will keep doas because you can symlink it to sudo
The asroot utility asks for the user's password and runs the specified command with sanitised and updated environment variables.
Only users in the wheel group are allowed to run the asroot utility, unless it is installed with non-standard permissions.