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 ### Is it any Special?
 
-This is a common question I get. To be honest, there’s no groundbreaking advantage—it simply provides an easier way to install **Arch** with a polished **KDE** experience right out of the box, which many users seem to appreciate. I created it specifically for them, as an alternative to my DIY install script, and as a way to offer support.
+This is a common question I get. To be honest, there’s no groundbreaking advantage—it simply provides an easier way to install **Arch** with a polished **KDE** experience right out of the box, which many users seem to appreciate. I created it specifically for them, as an alternative to my DIY install script, and as a way for you to support my journey.
 
 Users are free to prefer any other distro over mine. I am not and will never force it. Also, I have never pretended that **XeroLinux** is better than any other distro. It's never been a competition, and I would hate for people to think it was. I hope this clarifies things.
 

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 <p>Now, I know that some of you will say, "But it's FOSS; you shouldn't charge for it." To which I will say the same thing I have been saying for a long time: the Free in Free Open Source does NOT mean free of charge; it just means Freedom to fork the <a href="https://github.com/XeroLinuxDev" target="_blank"><strong>Source Code</strong></a> and do with it as you wish. I am simply charging for my time.</p>
 <p>The distro will be continuously updated to ensure it works seamlessly and will stay alive as long as I have your support. If support ever dries up… well, let's not dwell on that. Let’s focus on keeping it alive and thriving for a long and happy journey together!</p>
 <h3 id="is-it-any-special">Is it any Special?<a class="headerlink" href="#is-it-any-special" title="Permanent link">¶</a></h3>
-<p>This is a common question I get. To be honest, there’s no groundbreaking advantage—it simply provides an easier way to install <strong>Arch</strong> with a polished <strong>KDE</strong> experience right out of the box, which many users seem to appreciate. I created it specifically for them, as an alternative to my DIY install script, and as a way to offer support.</p>
+<p>This is a common question I get. To be honest, there’s no groundbreaking advantage—it simply provides an easier way to install <strong>Arch</strong> with a polished <strong>KDE</strong> experience right out of the box, which many users seem to appreciate. I created it specifically for them, as an alternative to my DIY install script, and as a way for you to support my journey.</p>
 <p>Users are free to prefer any other distro over mine. I am not and will never force it. Also, I have never pretended that <strong>XeroLinux</strong> is better than any other distro. It's never been a competition, and I would hate for people to think it was. I hope this clarifies things.</p>
 <h3 id="can-i-get-it-for-free">Can I get it for free?<a class="headerlink" href="#can-i-get-it-for-free" title="Permanent link">¶</a></h3>
 <p>If you can’t support me financially but still want <strong>XeroLinux</strong>, while the ISO isn't available for free right now, you can still achieve similar results with my <a href="https://github.com/xerolinux/xero-plasma" target="_blank"><strong>PlasmaInstall</strong></a> script, which will always be free of charge. It just requires a bit more elbow grease on your part—that’s all there is to it!</p>