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My personally preferred way of installing Arch Linux using KDE Plasma with encrypted Btrfs, systemd-boot and UEFI.
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README.md

Simple, modern and secure installation of Arch Linux with KDE Plasma.

This is my personal installation routine, which I continously expand and redefine.

It aims for a simple (read minimal) Arch Linux installation, which is modern in the way that it uses UEFI and systemd-boot, secure in the way that it uses full-disk encryption using LUKS as well as flexibility by using LVM volumes for the root and home partition.
Click here to go to the actual installation manual...

This is currently untested work in progress!

To automatically install Arch Linux, clone this repository:

pacman -Sy git
git clone https://gitlab.com/dataprolet/arch-install
cd arch-install
sh install.sh

This installation process also aims for booting into the GUI as $user after the first reboot from the installation medium.