Even if the distro has been discontinued, it's still and ArchLinux install with some package from the AUR that are from the Antergos repo. Which will be removed soon by a last antergos specific update.
But can "Antergoslinux" be treated like arch linux? The same applies to ArcoLinux. And likely to Manjaro.
/t/gaming-flightcheck ❯❯❯ ./print_system_info.py ✘ 1
Distribution : Antergoslinux
GPU list :
Intel 3rd Gen Core processor Graphics Controller (00:02.0)
Available modules: i915
Module in use: i915
OpenGL :
Renderer: Mesa DRI Intel(R) Ivybridge Mobile
Vendor: Intel Open Source Technology Center
OpenGL version: 3.0
OpenGL vendor version: Mesa 19.0.4
Available CPU governors: performance/powersave
Current CPU governor: powersave
System file limit : 524288
Nvidia Page Attribute Table usage enabled : no
PRIME Sync : supported on 0 monitor(s), enabled on 0
Vulkan :
libvulkan present :
32-bit : no
64-bit : yes
Available ICDs :
Extensions :
Packages checking is not supported for this distribution.
Even if the distro has been discontinued, it's still and ArchLinux install with some package from the AUR that are from the Antergos repo. Which will be removed soon by a last antergos specific update. But can "Antergoslinux" be treated like arch linux? The same applies to ArcoLinux. And likely to Manjaro.