
The big changes with this updated install media is using the new Cnchi v0.8.0 installer and defaulting to GNOME 3.16 for the desktop experience.
For those not looking for a full-blown desktop experience powered by GNOME 3.16, the Antergos Minimal Install Image has been updated and is out at under 500MB.
Antergos: An Easy, Quick Way To Try Out Arch Linux
The Cnchi 0.8 changes for this user-friendly Arch installer is LUKS encryption support via the advanced install mode, keyring initialization, new auto partitioning code, support for Gummiboot when using UEFI, added a download counter, and various other changes and bug-fixes.
More details on the Antergos 2015.04.12 release can be found at Antergos.com.
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