That’s quite a hyperbolic conclusion you’ve come to. It’s not that deep and I’m not advocating everyone live their lives by this philosophy.
Remember that Arch Linux is a flavour of Linux and this particular flavour has a particular philosophy. If you want something prebuilt like Windows, there’s Ubuntu, PopOS, Linux Mint, and a myriad of others. You don’t have to go to the level of configuration that Arch does but being Linux, the option is open to you if you wish to dig into your system to see the cogs in motion.
That’s quite a hyperbolic conclusion you’ve come to. It’s not that deep and I’m not advocating everyone live their lives by this philosophy.
Remember that Arch Linux is a flavour of Linux and this particular flavour has a particular philosophy. If you want something prebuilt like Windows, there’s Ubuntu, PopOS, Linux Mint, and a myriad of others. You don’t have to go to the level of configuration that Arch does but being Linux, the option is open to you if you wish to dig into your system to see the cogs in motion.