[albeec13]

High likelihood it was this: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Router

The Arch Wiki is pretty awesome, generally, and I used this pretty heavily as a reference. I will say, this was not 100% perfect and I had to use some other outside sources, but most of the info is here.

I did consider writing my own step-by-step post (if for no other reason than for me to not have to remember it), but haven't gotten around to it yet.

[noir_lord]

I've never installed Arch and know virtually nothing about it but often the first link I click after googling is the arch one, their documentation is fabulous and pretty often bang up to date (Since I track Fedora N/N-1 the package versions are usually close enough).

[albeec13]

I've been running Arch as my main home server for going on 11 years now. I love it. In that time span, the biggest hurdles have been the sysvinit/systemd transition and a handful of issues with mongodb feature deprecations that required manual intervention.

My original impetus for using it was to "re-learn Linux" after a hiatus out of college, and because it's not as bloated as something like a full Ubuntu install, but doesn't require the full compiling of packages like Gentoo, it seemed like a good choice. Unless I want a GUI right out of the box, I don't use anything else.

As you noted, the wiki is fantastic as well.

[noir_lord]

Yeah I know a bunch of programmers who love it, I use Fedora out of inertia, when I got the Ryzen at work it was very soon after they launched and they had better out of the box support so I switched to it from Xubuntu and liked it enough it stuck.