Parch Linux RFCs

This repository contains Request for Comments (RFCs) for the Parch Linux project. RFCs are documents that propose new features, changes, or standards related to the Parch ecosystem. They allow contributors and community members to openly discuss and evolve the project together.

📄 What is an RFC?

An RFC is a structured proposal that introduces a new idea, improvement, policy, or feature for Parch Linux. These proposals are submitted as Markdown documents and reviewed by the core team and active community members.

RFCs help ensure that major decisions are made transparently, with input from those who contribute to or use Parch Linux.

✍️ How to submit an RFC

1. Fork this repository.

2. Create a new Markdown file in the `rfcs/ directory using the following format: rfcs/0000-YYYY-MM-DD-subject.md - Replace 0000 with a number (starting from 0000 up to 9999 and beyond). - Use the current date and a short slug for the subject. 3. Write your RFC in clear and structured Markdown. 4. Open a Pull Request to this repository with your RFC.

           Your PR title should be:
   
           RFC: Subject of your proposal
   
   
           ## ✅ Who can vote?
   
           Only the following groups can vote (using GitHub 👍 / 👎 reactions on the PR):
   
           - Official **Parch Linux contributors**
           - Active **members of the Parch community**
   
           Votes are **non-binding**, but they guide the maintainers in making final decisions.
   
           ## 📂 Directory Structure
   
   
           rfcs/
           ├── 0000-2025-06-09-example-rfc.md
           ├── 0001-2025-06-10-improve-installer.md
           └── ...
   
   
           ## 💬 Discussion and Evolution
   
           Once an RFC is merged, it becomes part of the official design record. If significant changes are later required, a follow-up RFC can be created to revise or supersede the original.
   
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           For any questions or guidance on writing RFCs, feel free to reach out to the Parch maintainers or ask in the [community channels](https://parchlinux.com/community).
   
           Let’s shape the future of Parch Linux together — one RFC at a time.