Can u please please do a video similar to integration of arch on chromeos but with adding on Black Arch so it works with chromeos if possible, noone else has even tried making a video on it, black arch is so amazing but enigmatic and slightly forgotten by alot, overshadowed by arch or kali, much interest in black arch remains
that's an awesome instalation script, where can i read more about it? does it also automatically detect my video board and install its drivers? asking because nvidia.
@@astral6749That was a thing 15yr olds were doing when we were 25, if you're 40 and very familiar with Club Penguin... well it's shorthand is CP for a reason, sicko.
My first time installing Arch Linux. It took me an hour to complete before choosing Arch environment. And it took me a while to find the most accurate Arch Linux installation step by step. While most guides doesn’t do the necessary info that most viewers needs the most. Because not everyone would understand how Linux terminal works.
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you. This conviced me to give Arch a try and I am LOVING IT. No way to go back now. I have an appointment next week to get an arch tattoo so people can see I use arch now
I think the only thing left is the posibility to select which partitions to mount, like a dual boot thing. Other than that, this is a very interesting method.
The golden rule is to never ever install Windows on the same disk as Linux as it sooner or later WILL overwrite the boot. If possible, and I can't emphasize this enough, always remove all other disks from your system when/if you install Windows as it WILL spread it's crap everywhere it can. Always have Windows on it's own disk unless you know what you're doing and know how to easily recover. SSDs are so cheap these days it's almost a crime not to have Windows on it's on. The posers and beginners might gloss over the above, but the experienced Linux SysAdmins knows what I'm speaking of.
You can run into similar problems when you install multiple Linux distributions on the same physical drive, especially if the OS’s are based on the same underlying foundation distributions (Debian, Fedora, Ubuntu, etc)
I have tried to install Arch several times over the past few months without success, however thanks to you I now have a fully working Arch system, many many thanks for all your hard work and knowledge in producing this script.
I noticed that you're working on installing your de/wm setup within the archtitus script itself, can you please make an addition to Hyrpland script to work with nvidia gpu?
After struggling with a manual install, this really helped me get started on my project. I know what the end result looks like and I got to spend some time familiarizing myself with some package management and builds and stuff. I would just keep this install as is, but the cyberpunk graphics and font in the boot manager don't match the aesthetic I want for my project. Is that something I can edit, or do I need to go back to doing a manual install to get that the way I want?
A couple years back created a ram drive, cached all the install packages. I was doing repeat installs for testing purposes. Amazing how fast a script can install everything when everything is in memory. Might have been 2 minutes from hitting go to seeing a WM screen
the Arch script with Gnome takes about 20 minutes to install (on a mechanical hard drive, just testing it). No issues with Arch so far, barely have to even use the terminal. I just might test it on an SSD on one my other Ryzen systems :)
Thank you so much. Ive installed arch from scratch 15 times before, really don't feel like wrestling with it, I trust you to not put any dumb shit on my system and for things to just work. 10/10, really appreciate the effort.
This is the only way I've been able to get a functioning Linux setup running on my weird computer. The only downside is that it won't do manual partitioning, but it works perfectly for a regular Arch install.
I see this video too late, I set up arch with falling and getting back up but this is so great. Also thank you for making all these tools, You do great, please keep up the good work.
Need GUI Installer, after install it with kde, black screen issue in home page i mean after login page, only mouse cursor apper and i can open software using search box.
am i able to use this to install arch on my personal computer, with hyprland, and just use it as a computer, or is it only for use as a server? since this is way easier than the other tutorials i've found.
This us all I need. But maybe something else than arch, since I am a dummie windows user. Two minutes sounds so nice. I'm busy for days and hardly anything works. Let's look for a simple Linux distribution...
I followed the installation but after rebooting the GRUB doesn't load into your fancy bootloader. It just offers minimal consol. I have to 'exit' out to get to the standard arch bootloader
Hi. My installer isn't starting. I have a usb bootable installation which does boot but when I choose the first option to start the installer it says "vmlinuz-linux not found". Any ideas?
you could have a JSON file in your archtitus repository that has an array containing all your packages, and some bash commands to run The user would be prompted to download this JSON file and the script would loop through every package and command and apply each Or the user could provide a link / path to his own JSON file, kind of what you did with your import/export winget packages in winutil
Can I enter again that initial raindow shell after installing gnome? or can It see only in USB driver? So I just can enter root in the desktop? I confuse there rainbow is whether that is from iso file in the USB or main back image in the background installed behind desktop ..
Hey got a question i installed hypr using your installer and when I wanna log in i input my password and it doesn't log in my screen turns back and the login thing appears again. Is it a bug?
@ChrisTitusTech. Currently i am trying to install Archlinux on Parallel Desktop. Which i succeeded with your one liner install. After that i am facing issues installing Parallel Tools on arch guest os. Is there any solution to this. VMware is working fine. The kernel is linux 6.5.6.arch2-1. Can you suggest some solutions? its minimal install. I already downloaded headers, dkms and all the dependencies. any help will be appreciated. Thanks
I installed a Garuda the other night in a VM just to see what it was about. Dr460nized KDE Gaming edition. It was definitely a full theme that’s for sure, but I did appreciate Calamares. Very smooth install process. Not sure if I would want Garuda itself, but it felt like once it was installed it gave better direction on what to do next than something like Endeavour did, although I did love the look of Endeavour. Maybe an experiment down the line when more comfortable w the terminal, bc definitely not there yet. Keep up the videos tho, always interesting stuff.
I've been using Garuda - Dragonized on my server and laptop for about a year now. I love it. There were a few hiccups but nothing to write home about. I love the interface and installation was Ubuntu levels of easy. I hope it stays alive in the distro jungle.
Do server install then just pacman -Syu xfce4 and vi .xinitrc and add line xfce4 start or start xfce4 (cant remember which) save and exit, type startx hit enter and done. Startx script is best since you can change dir in TTY and all your terminals will open to that folder
Lol, I was trying to follow the installation guide on archwiki and I at least got the installation media running and non-US keyboard, then I got stuck when every instruction had the file system and I didn't have any of it. Thanks for this video, massively helpful. Then on the archtitus screen I made a typo and tried to backspace and soon found out that I had a monitor width of unintelligible character jumble as username. I tried doing the server install and got quite a lot of warnings for possibly missing firmware for modules. Not sure if that's fine or an issue. On reboot I also didn't get the Arch Linux menu, just GNU GRUB minimal interface. In fact the more often I try creating a new virtual machine to get it to work, the buggier it gets. Failing to access the website source, then not finding git commands to get the packages (corrupt, no file or directory etc etc).
Hii, can someone help me ? after going to the exact same process on a VM, i removed the install media and reboot, after that it only show grub minimal bash.. or something like that, the only diference is instead of chosing server, is that im going with KDE :/ (srry for my bad english btw). edit 1: quick update, even after choosing server option, didnt work..meh edit 2: its working with archinstall script, even on the VMs
Hey Chris, I have a question.. So I installed Arch using there simple command line installer and everything went great.. I have a really basic no frills Awesome window manager Arch install :). Problem is when I open any of the file managers I installed lol. I installed two thought maybe one was just not working good , I can see my second SSD called Backup.. But when I try and open it instead of getting a small window asking for my password it pops up a tiny window saying the process cant be completed blah blah no perms blah blah.. I tried installing a policy kit and still no go.. There is something that these pre configured linux OS have installed that does all that.. Can you tell me what I can do or install to get the darn thing to ask for password and open my backup drive lol.. Thanks :)
Man, the Archinstall command has been so buggy since the beginning of September! Every time I follow the instructions it can't find the boot partition and fails to put in the boot loader...and that's using /mnt/archinstall & /mnt/archinstall/boot. If I use just /mnt & /mnt/boot, it won't even install anything. I'm excited to give this a try.
Hi Chris. Great video once again. Just to let you now that your Tool , i ran using the comand line, is crashing in non-english OS (Win10 Portiguese) right at the start. Never happened before.
This is a very interesting video and thank you for the amazing tool. But i do have a problem with it, the tool doesnt seem to work for me when i try it on my vm instances of arch. Is there something i am missing?
fantastic thanks , trying to install it with the archinstall utility was a laugh , got no where refused to write to the disk no matter what i select. I will go back and find out why but want to check it out on a vm first, this did the trick.
Thx for the script i could not make any changes in partitions due to overlap while trying to install Arch manually. I did not want to bother to download and run SystemRescue, I could not find any fix for the overlap and cleaning the drive with gpart took took forver. It took 163s to install.
Do the US mirror tests take into account people not in America? I live in Europe, so I assume US mirrors would be nowhere near as good for me as the best European mirrors.
My programming cohort recommended switching to Linux. Where on earth do I begin ? :P Always been a windows user although I kinda dig the look and feel of Mac. If I were to install Linux, is there anything specific that I should try so the transition is relatively smooth ? I'd primarily be using it learn how to code, so I would love it if it was really stable, polished and didn't require a lot of fiddling around on my part just to get things to work. A bit of direction from someone here would be really appreciated!
Linux Mint is great if you're starting out. Installation is done via GUI and beginners love the fact that lots of actions are realized without the terminal. That's the Debian/Ubuntu part of distributions. If Arch has piqued your interest, EndeavourOS is a good starting point they got their own wiki that adds to the Arch one. Like Mint the installer is graphical so no worries on that front. Or just go straight to Arch and spend a good amount of time learning some parts of the system and how to set it up. If an issue arises you'll be ready to face it that way.
Damn don't think I can do it then have a very specific spot on a drive that has data on it. My arch broke but I want to get back into arch, was like 3 years behind on updates failed to update properly.
I have a question, basically i used your "one tool for everything script" and maybe i checked the disabled mouse acceleration thing and from that point onward my touchpad is really slowed down like my mouse is working fine but when i use my touchpad it is reallyy slow and changing touchpad sensitivity did nothing . But when i am at user selection screen or window startup repair window, the touchpad works fine, but when i log in to my main user account it becomes slow again. Can anyone please tell me how to fix this issue pleaseeee!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dual boot using this script would be nice as an option also nvidia drivers since some of us cant afford to just buy amd immediately but the only thing holding us back is the gpu drivers also getting secure boot to work with nvidia drivers was a pain i still dont know how to make it work so signing modules would be a nice tutorial
tbh whenever I use linux it's never for gaming so I just set it up so it only sees the iGPU in my system (no I won't be sharing my method, you're an arch user aren't you? You should know how to do this with your eyes closed) so no worry bout GPU drivers
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Can u please please do a video similar to integration of arch on chromeos but with adding on Black Arch so it works with chromeos if possible, noone else has even tried making a video on it, black arch is so amazing but enigmatic and slightly forgotten by alot, overshadowed by arch or kali, much interest in black arch remains
that's an awesome instalation script, where can i read more about it?
does it also automatically detect my video board and install its drivers? asking because nvidia.
Sorry, but why isn't xfce an option? Just curious.
Chris then proceeded to spend the remaining 5 minutes and 37 seconds performing Club Penguin emotes and hitting the griddy.
And breathing the O2. That's something he does throughout the whole video for many reasons.
I had to google Club Penguin and Hitting the griddy... Man, I feel old now.
@@ChrisTitusTechAnd here I thought Club Penguin is old enough for you to know about it.
@@astral6749That was a thing 15yr olds were doing when we were 25, if you're 40 and very familiar with Club Penguin... well it's shorthand is CP for a reason, sicko.
Club Penguin is now Roblox, same shit. Bunch of grown men playing with kids.
My first time installing Arch Linux. It took me an hour to complete before choosing Arch environment. And it took me a while to find the most accurate Arch Linux installation step by step. While most guides doesn’t do the necessary info that most viewers needs the most. Because not everyone would understand how Linux terminal works.
Why would you install Arch if you don't know how to use a terminal?🤦♀🤦♀🤦♀🤦♀🤦♀
@@halfsourlizard9319 That attitude is one of the reasons why most people hated Linux.
@@killertruth186 'I'd like to use a thing but I'm hellbent on staying ignorant about how it works' attitude is why we can't have nice things.
@@killertruth186 Also, I literally couldn't care less how popular Arch is ... I want to use it, and I don't want it to devolve into normie crap.
@@halfsourlizard9319go outside mate your are superior in nothing and ppl arent normies its just you being rejected
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you. This conviced me to give Arch a try and I am LOVING IT. No way to go back now. I have an appointment next week to get an arch tattoo so people can see I use arch now
❤
I think the only thing left is the posibility to select which partitions to mount, like a dual boot thing. Other than that, this is a very interesting method.
fr he needs to add that
fr
Then its perfect @@kanishcktewatia597
fr
The golden rule is to never ever install Windows on the same disk as Linux as it sooner or later WILL overwrite the boot. If possible, and I can't emphasize this enough, always remove all other disks from your system when/if you install Windows as it WILL spread it's crap everywhere it can. Always have Windows on it's own disk unless you know what you're doing and know how to easily recover.
SSDs are so cheap these days it's almost a crime not to have Windows on it's on.
The posers and beginners might gloss over the above, but the experienced Linux SysAdmins knows what I'm speaking of.
I'm sure things have changed but I've triple booted XP, 7, and Debian in a non-UEFI setup and never had any issues.
You can run into similar problems when you install multiple Linux distributions on the same physical drive, especially if the OS’s are based on the same underlying foundation distributions (Debian, Fedora, Ubuntu, etc)
@@jsizemo Ubuntu is a Debian based kernel
Wow this is nice. I did dual boot with mine and a manual install. It took me the entire day
Nice! Also slick new logo Chris :3
I have tried to install Arch several times over the past few months without success,
however thanks to you I now have a fully working Arch system, many many thanks for all your
hard work and knowledge in producing this script.
I noticed that you're working on installing your de/wm setup within the archtitus script itself, can you please make an addition to Hyrpland script to work with nvidia gpu?
After struggling with a manual install, this really helped me get started on my project. I know what the end result looks like and I got to spend some time familiarizing myself with some package management and builds and stuff. I would just keep this install as is, but the cyberpunk graphics and font in the boot manager don't match the aesthetic I want for my project. Is that something I can edit, or do I need to go back to doing a manual install to get that the way I want?
A couple years back created a ram drive, cached all the install packages. I was doing repeat installs for testing purposes.
Amazing how fast a script can install everything when everything is in memory. Might have been 2 minutes from hitting go to seeing a WM screen
What about fastfetch in place of neofetch?
can confirm it's way better and faster.
supports more distros and is way way faster than neofetch.
My 1st time NOT using Manjaro for Arch. Thank you for making my life significantly easier.
me : spends 5 hours trying to install arch; ends up using ArchTitan
3 hours after the installation: this video comes out
A script to roll the rolling ... Nice intro ... After two days I've to be very thankful, for those well invested two minutes !
ooof executing a script on root from an internet source. that’s bad… even if it’s your script, everyone should look at any script they run
titus is back with all time nostalgia youtube video hits! lol
the Arch script with Gnome takes about 20 minutes to install (on a mechanical hard drive, just testing it).
No issues with Arch so far, barely have to even use the terminal. I just might test it on an SSD on one my other Ryzen systems :)
Thank you so much. Ive installed arch from scratch 15 times before, really don't feel like wrestling with it, I trust you to not put any dumb shit on my system and for things to just work. 10/10, really appreciate the effort.
This man makes everything look so easy
It ha been quite a while since I used this installer. They have really improved it - kudos to the Arch Developers.
This is the only way I've been able to get a functioning Linux setup running on my weird computer. The only downside is that it won't do manual partitioning, but it works perfectly for a regular Arch install.
I had my laptop set up as a dualboot. Your install script deleted all my files. I now have nothing.
He warned u
2:47
Your literealy formating your disk when you installing linux😭😭😭
Hahahaha
I mean seems good but ... why not just use archinstall?
Bugs
I see this video too late, I set up arch with falling and getting back up but this is so great. Also thank you for making all these tools, You do great, please keep up the good work.
Thanks !! Great video ! I always learn something new from you.
That curl script definitely speeds up the install instead of grabbing git and glibc and clone the repo.
No way !!! i discover you re channel and i love it thanks for your amazing work its so helpful !!
Need GUI Installer, after install it with kde, black screen issue in home page i mean after login page, only mouse cursor apper and i can open software using search box.
your script is better than the official script!
i love my arch with kde, the dracula theme & latte dock
am i able to use this to install arch on my personal computer, with hyprland, and just use it as a computer, or is it only for use as a server? since this is way easier than the other tutorials i've found.
This us all I need. But maybe something else than arch, since I am a dummie windows user. Two minutes sounds so nice. I'm busy for days and hardly anything works. Let's look for a simple Linux distribution...
Chris, do your recommend to dual boot Arch and Windows?
just get seperate drive for windows only, works perfectly
@@otrava88 alright 👍
Why would u ever want Windows? Just run it in a VM for ... whatever the heck the answer is.
@@halfsourlizard9319 gaming.
this guy is an smartass love your videos
Some about Penguin'S Eggs?With them you can easily create your own remaster of Arch Linux and other distros.
I followed the installation but after rebooting the GRUB doesn't load into your fancy bootloader. It just offers minimal consol. I have to 'exit' out to get to the standard arch bootloader
2:53 that was too early to tell😢
daaang. nice work, thank you Chris!
Is that space background part
Of the distro..I need that
Hi. My installer isn't starting. I have a usb bootable installation which does boot but when I choose the first option to start the installer it says "vmlinuz-linux not found". Any ideas?
id love to see a video of installing compizconfig-settings manager and associative utilities on blackarch linux and customizing it all the way
you could have a JSON file in your archtitus repository that has an array containing all your packages, and some bash commands to run
The user would be prompted to download this JSON file and the script would loop through every package and command and apply each
Or the user could provide a link / path to his own JSON file, kind of what you did with your import/export winget packages in winutil
"GUI is just bloat" 😂
Not for me, sir. That grub bootloader looks AMAZING though. 😮
TTY is all u need; throw ur mouse in the trash, where it belongs.
@@halfsourlizard9319 Yes, let's mimic computing the way it was done on Unix in 1970. 🫤
Can I enter again that initial raindow shell after installing gnome? or can It see only in USB driver? So I just can enter root in the desktop? I confuse there rainbow is whether that is from iso file in the USB or main back image in the background installed behind desktop ..
Wish you could do a video on browser fingerprinting and how to stop or prevent it.
Hey got a question i installed hypr using your installer and when I wanna log in i input my password and it doesn't log in my screen turns back and the login thing appears again. Is it a bug?
error as follows :
downloading required keys...
Import PGP key 786C63F330D7CB9Z, "Felix Yan
Can I Ask what font in used in that arch linux console ?
thanks dude, really helped me when i was installing arch.
Thank you with lot of love Mr Titus
@ChrisTitusTech. Currently i am trying to install Archlinux on Parallel Desktop. Which i succeeded with your one liner install. After that i am facing issues installing Parallel Tools on arch guest os. Is there any solution to this. VMware is working fine. The kernel is linux 6.5.6.arch2-1. Can you suggest some solutions? its minimal install. I already downloaded headers, dkms and all the dependencies. any help will be appreciated. Thanks
I installed a Garuda the other night in a VM just to see what it was about. Dr460nized KDE Gaming edition. It was definitely a full theme that’s for sure, but I did appreciate Calamares. Very smooth install process. Not sure if I would want Garuda itself, but it felt like once it was installed it gave better direction on what to do next than something like Endeavour did, although I did love the look of Endeavour. Maybe an experiment down the line when more comfortable w the terminal, bc definitely not there yet.
Keep up the videos tho, always interesting stuff.
I've been using Garuda - Dragonized on my server and laptop for about a year now. I love it. There were a few hiccups but nothing to write home about.
I love the interface and installation was Ubuntu levels of easy. I hope it stays alive in the distro jungle.
This was of great assistance many thanks -
Telling everyone you use Arch, btw, has never been easier!
Usually the safest way I install another OS along with windows, I unplug the one drive that has windows on it. Or Any other drive for safer measures.
Sweet install script. Thanks.
This looks really awesome! Could you please add xfce4 to the DEs? That would be cool
Do server install then just pacman -Syu xfce4 and vi .xinitrc and add line xfce4 start or start xfce4 (cant remember which) save and exit, type startx hit enter and done.
Startx script is best since you can change dir in TTY and all your terminals will open to that folder
I mean ... just install it with pacman?
@@halfsourlizard9319 Sure, but that would just make the install be slower. Some kind of a rice for xfce could be included in it too
@@animacek_ Not sure why people care about how quick installing is ... do y'all reinstall your OS daily or something!?
Lol, I was trying to follow the installation guide on archwiki and I at least got the installation media running and non-US keyboard, then I got stuck when every instruction had the file system and I didn't have any of it. Thanks for this video, massively helpful.
Then on the archtitus screen I made a typo and tried to backspace and soon found out that I had a monitor width of unintelligible character jumble as username.
I tried doing the server install and got quite a lot of warnings for possibly missing firmware for modules. Not sure if that's fine or an issue. On reboot I also didn't get the Arch Linux menu, just GNU GRUB minimal interface.
In fact the more often I try creating a new virtual machine to get it to work, the buggier it gets. Failing to access the website source, then not finding git commands to get the packages (corrupt, no file or directory etc etc).
Cool for newbies and a time saver. Except I wanted manual partitioning..to install on sda3 with snapshots
Hii, can someone help me ? after going to the exact same process on a VM, i removed the install media and reboot, after that it only show grub minimal bash.. or something like that, the only diference is instead of chosing server, is that im going with KDE :/ (srry for my bad english btw).
edit 1: quick update, even after choosing server option, didnt work..meh
edit 2: its working with archinstall script, even on the VMs
Windows 12 is going for a subscription model.. what are your thoughts?.. will this revolutionize linux😅??
a WHAT?
@@bedwar12494 yep, apparently they want some version of w12 to be cloud-only, hence the sub model
@@bedwar12494 they gonna add subscription for windows 12.. else the whole os or some of its features wont work. This is due to copilot computes etc,
Isn't official arch install script doing the same, pretty much?
Hey Chris, I have a question.. So I installed Arch using there simple command line installer and everything went great.. I have a really basic no frills Awesome window manager Arch install :). Problem is when I open any of the file managers I installed lol. I installed two thought maybe one was just not working good , I can see my second SSD called Backup.. But when I try and open it instead of getting a small window asking for my password it pops up a tiny window saying the process cant be completed blah blah no perms blah blah.. I tried installing a policy kit and still no go.. There is something that these pre configured linux OS have installed that does all that.. Can you tell me what I can do or install to get the darn thing to ask for password and open my backup drive lol.. Thanks :)
i really like ur cursor! how do i get it? im on windows
Ok, but like if you don't have ethernet on the computer how do you connect it to wifi?
Man, the Archinstall command has been so buggy since the beginning of September! Every time I follow the instructions it can't find the boot partition and fails to put in the boot loader...and that's using /mnt/archinstall & /mnt/archinstall/boot. If I use just /mnt & /mnt/boot, it won't even install anything. I'm excited to give this a try.
Can I use this for dual booting arch on the same hard disk windows is present?
i got arch, installed gnome. then whenever i opened the settings in gnome, setting freeze. any ideas here?
Did I miss something ? I never saw an option to choose which disk you wanted to install to. I dont' want to wipe my win10 by mistake
do i need internet connection?
is that a Q ?
Obviously lol how would you fetch the installer?
Old school techpron: Muta installs arch
PronHub shorts:
Hi Chris. Great video once again. Just to let you now that your Tool , i ran using the comand line, is crashing in non-english OS (Win10 Portiguese) right at the start. Never happened before.
Exactly the kind of install speed I like lol
What if it breaks each time there is an update? That's the basic issue with arch....
Non-Arch normie detected.
I never had Arch break because of an update, just upadate it at least weekly and before installing packages and it will not break.
@@rtl8814au Basically this. Go too long without updating and keys will expire which is a minor hassle ... but mostly things just work.
fake news
Arch comes with a package called archinstaller which is a bit buggy but does the same thing.
yep, type archinstall
This is a very interesting video and thank you for the amazing tool.
But i do have a problem with it, the tool doesnt seem to work for me when i try it on my vm instances of arch.
Is there something i am missing?
TY. Spent a lot of time using Arch based distros that well still aren't Arch.
fantastic thanks , trying to install it with the archinstall utility was a laugh , got no where refused to write to the disk no matter what i select. I will go back and find out why but want to check it out on a vm first, this did the trick.
Haven't used this but- what are the time zones' meaning?
Id Love to see Your HyperLand Config
just use the build-in Archinstall script, takes somewhat over 2 minutes too.
Thx for the script i could not make any changes in partitions due to overlap while trying to install Arch manually. I did not want to bother to download and run SystemRescue, I could not find any fix for the overlap and cleaning the drive with gpart took took forver. It took 163s to install.
Bro how are u recording ur screen in this cli mode?
Is milanote available on linux ?
Damn, my man is literally NEXT LEVEL. Let's GO !!! 💪💪💪
Do the US mirror tests take into account people not in America? I live in Europe, so I assume US mirrors would be nowhere near as good for me as the best European mirrors.
There is a country selector in the script. So it picks your countries closest mirrors.
How about a DebTitus project ?
My programming cohort recommended switching to Linux. Where on earth do I begin ? :P
Always been a windows user although I kinda dig the look and feel of Mac. If I were to install Linux, is there anything specific that I should try so the transition is relatively smooth ? I'd primarily be using it learn how to code, so I would love it if it was really stable, polished and didn't require a lot of fiddling around on my part just to get things to work.
A bit of direction from someone here would be really appreciated!
Linux Mint is great if you're starting out. Installation is done via GUI and beginners love the fact that lots of actions are realized without the terminal. That's the Debian/Ubuntu part of distributions.
If Arch has piqued your interest, EndeavourOS is a good starting point they got their own wiki that adds to the Arch one. Like Mint the installer is graphical so no worries on that front. Or just go straight to Arch and spend a good amount of time learning some parts of the system and how to set it up. If an issue arises you'll be ready to face it that way.
Damn don't think I can do it then have a very specific spot on a drive that has data on it. My arch broke but I want to get back into arch, was like 3 years behind on updates failed to update properly.
My Wi-Fi firmware didn't get installed. And I'm having trouble chrooting into this finished installation to install them.
The new channels name is "Chris Titus Tech I Use Arch Btw"
You haven't lived until youve browsed the web using links. 🤣
I mean, that's overkill why not just use curl?
Add a "Games" setction to the windows utility tool
I have a question, basically i used your "one tool for everything script" and maybe i checked the disabled mouse acceleration thing and from that point onward my touchpad is really slowed down like my mouse is working fine but when i use my touchpad it is reallyy slow and changing touchpad sensitivity did nothing . But when i am at user selection screen or window startup repair window, the touchpad works fine, but when i log in to my main user account it becomes slow again. Can anyone please tell me how to fix this issue pleaseeee!!!!!!!!!!!!
Is it libinput? You might want to try either configuring the input or switching to something else like xinput
How can we use this installation for chrome-OS?
How to remove that bootloader animation? Please tell
Can it be used for dual boot?
Dual boot using this script would be nice as an option also nvidia drivers since some of us cant afford to just buy amd immediately but the only thing holding us back is the gpu drivers also getting secure boot to work with nvidia drivers was a pain i still dont know how to make it work so signing modules would be a nice tutorial
Soy
tbh
whenever I use linux it's never for gaming
so I just set it up so it only sees the iGPU in my system (no I won't be sharing my method, you're an arch user aren't you? You should know how to do this with your eyes closed)
so no worry bout GPU drivers