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-# ALG Experimental Edition(s)
+# ALG Experimental Edition
 
 Welcome to Arch Linux GUI's Experimental Edition Section. Here, you will find editions of Arch Linux that come which components which vary with Vanilla Arch Linux.
 
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 - btrFS as default File System (Automatic Partition Subvolumes: `/, /home, /var/cache, /var/log`)
 - Z standard compression for ISO image (Lightning fast installation)
 - Chaotic AUR Repository (Install AUR packages from terminal)
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 ![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/arch-linux-gui/artwork/master/desktop-screenshots/desktop-ss/experimental/zen-fetch.png)
 
 ![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/arch-linux-gui/artwork/master/desktop-screenshots/desktop-ss/experimental/btrfs-duf.png)
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 - Multilib Enabled
 - PAMAC Software Center
 - SDDM default with Arch Linux Wallpaper
+- Tap-to-click on Laptop touchpads
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 ![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/arch-linux-gui/artwork/master/desktop-screenshots/desktop-ss/experimental/choose-desktop.png)
 
 ![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/arch-linux-gui/artwork/master/desktop-screenshots/desktop-ss/experimental/software.png)
 
 ## Installation
 Press Window's key to launch application menu and search for **installer** or **Arch Linux**, and while `Install Arch Linux` is selected, press enter to launch the installer.
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 ![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/arch-linux-gui/artwork/master/desktop-screenshots/desktop-ss/experimental/install.png)
 The installer will launch and you should get something like this:
 ![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/arch-linux-gui/artwork/master/desktop-screenshots/desktop-ss/experimental/installer.png)
 
 For partitioning with above mentioned subvolume scheme, select **Erase Disk**
 ![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/arch-linux-gui/artwork/master/desktop-screenshots/desktop-ss/experimental/btrfs.png)
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 `IMPORTANT`: You should select **Erase Disk** only if you are installing to one HDD/SSD, and wish to install Arch Linux on the entire disk. In all other cases, including implementation of your own subvolume scheme, **Manual Partioning** should be used.