Great video! I got into arch when you uploaded the video about thinkpads, and I've loved them ever since. Although I already have a fully functional system, I still learned some new things I didn't know.
This video is so awesome and great for new-comers but one thing is that nvidia drivers MOSTLY wont work on wayland and sure the driver updates are automatic and easy but to install them you're gonna have to go through a bit of a hassle and there are many ways that you can break your system with if you did not follow a step by step tutorial, I recommend just typing on youtube "how to install arch linux with (your nvidia driver)" if you're a new-comer. And again this is a great video still, I enjoyed it 💫
AUR doesn't have nothign checking for virus or nothing of that sort. The recommendation is that any person using it should be able to read the PKBUILD and every user should do it for the package they decide to install. Even yay for example gives you the option to visualize the diff when there is an upgrade of the aur package to make things easy. There are cases of malicious packages, any person can create one.
ca't believe I've been strugglin with this, sometimes I ended up that login after the install because some packages failed to download or when you use archlinux lts... so, very many thanks!
A minap épp keresgettem Arch linux témában tartalmakat és rábukkantam a videódra. Majd kikerekedett a szemem amikor magyar fh. nevet használtál. Meglepődtem, mert egyáltalán nem magyar akcentussal beszéled az angolt. Kíváncsivá tettél, ezért megnéztem a csatornádat és láttam, hogy magyarul is készítesz tartalmakat. Szóval Ausztráliában születtél és magyar családod van. Üdv Magyarországról! Milyen kicsi a világ! :)
Az a lényeg, hogy mindent lehet érteni amit mondani akarsz. A ragozásnál kellenek apró csiszolgatások még, de teljesen rendben van és idővel csak jobb lesz ;)@@MashedLinux
"Teletype" Imagine a keyboard hooked up to one of those old school printers with gears on the side that would feed paper through. You would enter 'ls' and it would literally *print* out the results. This was before they'd figured out how to interface with a monitor.
Basics, I see. I have been using arch for at least a year now and so far what I learned is that you have to install polkit, fix file associations, usb automounting, and the rest that i forgot. Most of these are easily provided by desktop environments but if you use like bspwm like me then you have to manually install them.
Thank you for the insight its truly informative for you to just give an overview of all this os has to offer it really makes me think of what i can do with it but im having an issue right now with an internet adapter and im genuinely not sure how to fix it, i did a manual installation and followed the guide word for word yet its still broken, any help? Error code Failed to synchronize all databases (unable to lock database)
Great video! I'm new to linux and I just started with Linux Mint but want to try Arch. But isn't most shown in this video done with the "installarch" command?
um actually the command is "archinstall" ☝️🤓. And yes, most BASIC setup commands are automatically done with archinstall, BUT you should try and install Arch manually if you have the time. Learning Arch is gonna make your life easier in the future 👍
I have no idea about Linux even worse about Arch one. All I know is you only live once and also there's not enough time for everything so. Whatever happens. I'm gonna do it
Hey, I don't know if you have the time to answer this. I really want to get into arch, but I don't really know where to start. I don't even know how I get to the point this video starts from. Is there somewhere a Installation guide I can use to get to the point of the beginnning of the video. Hope you answer this XD, would be really helpful.
My experience is ill encrypt my disk so it won't boot without my password but I'll have a weak password for sudo not obvious but I use it alot so I don't want to spend 5 minutes to sudo up
😂 I assume you have this fixed by now, but if not then log in as root and install sudo that way. I assume you have working internet, if not you'll need to install some networking support (probably dhcpcd and either iwd or NetworkManager) from the installation USB after mounting your installation and chrooting inside.
Have you installed vim? Have you added your user to the wheel group and edited the permissions for wheel group users to have sudo permissions and are you sure you’re running arch? Those are the only things I can think of, gl!
step one install manjaro, which is arch based, kind of but you can turn on aur support in the package manager in its prefs, step 2 install steam done and done, no bloat all the drivers. EDIT i posted this months ago, now i run arch i built myself from base arch install and archinstall command, ask chat gpt for help if you need it, FUCK ALL DISTROS LMAO
well it is extremely minimal unless you wanna start with a linux command line installer and figure out an arch iso this is de wei young nooblet@@packjackisback
This was a very hard watch. You clearly have much more to learn before trying to teach others. But then I guess its expected from someone who tinkers with their tiling wm toy desktop all day instead of getting actual work done
No shade but what is getting actual work done? Most of linux is just people tinkering with scripts, configs, or learning how to program on niche GNU software. Just read the arch wiki and manual if you can’t keep up.
