That's the exact reason why I ditched arch altogether. Arch was really a great distro and has a great wiki but wiki is too long and sometimes it's too complicated. I mean look at nvidia page, it's way too complicated to install nvidia drivers. I could not understand it. I mean as a user, I don't have to know which one I should do and which one I don't have to do. I mean which ones I need to do to install the drivers? It's too complicated and way too complicated. Make another thread for these steps that aren't necessary who just want to install drivers and nothing else instead making it this complicated with unnecessary stuff for people who have limited knowledge about linux.

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I really liked vim, i3 and arch all but the community of these are so toxic (not all btw, there are people who try to help you and I can't thank them enough). I mean not all people are tech pros who have unlimited hours to spend one sole problem and they don't have to.

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I recently asked a question about how to copy paste between browser and vim and a lot of people told me to search instead of asking such basic problems. I mean I always search and I did but couldn't find the answer on the internet and the results I found I couldn't understand them either. Same for vim and i3.

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If we don't help new people who are trying to learn a new system that looks nothing like any other system, you need help otherwise there won't be much new users and if there is no new users, these things won't be priority for the developers and that means it won't be developed much.