archlabs is up and running 
I’ve installed Swaywm
what should I do now to improve the system in general, the security…
install a firewall? change some config files? fstab config, swappiness?
what do you do after a fresh install?
thanks 
Play with the status bar, taskbar, install a bunch of different programs (depending what you want). ncmpcpp config took me a long time to play with. Play with different terminals and find the one you want and then customize the 
out of it.
ohmyzsh or omf
download qutebrowser
tor browser
VPN
theme out anything you can
setup git
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In all my installs I use one method or the other to keep my .cache clean. You will see 2 examples of cleaning out the cache and both work great without issue. Even though I don’t use google, there is a lot of google crap from the sites you visit and as posted above, you can do anything.
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intresting video:
or put firefox in a docker container? could be an option?
Your free to do whatever, the cache-tmpfs does more than just the browser.
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I’d then try to make my new installation run and look like a Garuda. 
Seriously, ArchLabs is Arch, you’re free to do whatever you like to do.
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Experiments @quo .
Lots of stuff in the forum to check . Lots of reading & learning to do.
Add/remove things without borking your install. But a great way to learn.
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Customise to your liking and then create a reinstallable iso from it.
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could you suggest me how is the best way to do it?
ISO
backup the partition with dd
I have almost all configured and I would like to save the OS in a USB stick just to be sure
You should be able to use Archiso. I haven’t used it for an archlabs custom iso but I have for an archbang custom iso.
Here are the archlabs source files Bitbucket
Here are the archbang source files. I include this here because in the readme are some useful tips for how to create an iso. Mr Green / archbang · GitLab
Hopefully others can step in here and correct me if I’m wrong.
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