x86_64 · 695 MiB · live image and installer
x86_64 · 492 MiB · live image and installer
1a5309744ac26354a913cff811cc98346e23d6d5e6acf48e4791d605c4300feax86_64 · 383 MiB · live image and installer
387c84d9b22199c1b3e1e481c1e280f29c7077bc940b970566989c6fd427a1d9x86_64 · 382 MiB · live image and installer
89735185b8d203fbafbb7d90ddf6edc84b1f62f174959f6121a0502ac2c917d3dd if=Arctic-linux-a1.2.2.iso of=/dev/sdX bs=4M status=progress conv=fsync
it is a hybrid image — it boots on BIOS and UEFI, from a disc or a USB stick, with nothing needed to write it.
the version counts in three positions: a1 is the release,
the second moves for a major bugfix, the third for minor fixes. they are
positions and not a decimal — a1.2 is later than
a1.1.9.