ArchLabs

ArchLabs Linux is a lightweight rolling release Linux distribution based on a minimal Arch Linux operating system with the Openbox window manager. ArchLabs is inspired by BunsenLabs.
Features.
The ArchLabs distribution contains "AL-Installer" as its installation script, as well as baph, an AUR helper.
History.
Initial releases used the Calamares installer. Early versions of ArchLabs started to become bloated with many unnecessary applications and programs. This sparked a change in direction. A slim down of the ISO size from over 2Gb in size down to approximately 580mb made download times a lot quicker.
"Mínimo" was the first of this minimal release with a change from the traditional Openbox panel, Tint2 to Polybar. Also introduced in this release was the original welcome script, named "AL-Hello" which was a nod to the "brother" distribution BunsenLabs. "Mínimo" was also the final release to have a release name, following releases followed a numbering pattern of YYYY.MM.
2018.02 release brought a new and improved AL-Hello welcome script and many additions and refining to the ArchLabs experience.
2018.07 saw more improvements to the newly written AL-Installer.
With the release of 2018.12 came the removal of the live environment and the post install script "AL-Hello". Options for choosing desktops and window managers as well as a selection of apps have been added to AL-Installer (ALI). Also introduced in this 2018.12 release was the in house AUR (Arch User Repository) Helper, baph (Basic AUR Package Helper).
2019.10.29 was ArchLabs 3rd release for 2019 (After 2019.1.20 & 2019.10.28). Many changes were made including additional desktop environments and window managers added to the installer. Most notably, awesomewm and jwm.
Release history.
The current release of ArchLabs Linux is "2020.11.04" , which was released on 4 November 2020.