Underground linux

Underground, comes with KDE preinstalled. So it has the best of both worlds. The installer is easier( but a little less flexible). Most of the installer is automatic so u cannot make a mistake in rc.conf or other important files u need to edit in arch.
The KDE is abt 300 mb . So if u have to install arch with the same config as kde, u have to install arch and then install kde from the net after the cd install is over. This is ok for some. But for some who may not have an ethernet or adsl connection(arch doesnt support dialup- The wiki of Archlinux), it means trouble. Command line is not bad but it can be problematic for comfort lovers.
So use Underground, it rocks and gets it packages from arch. So no problems.

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