The Foundation
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- This is my first video since long time. I am going to take some time here and a create the foundation of Arch Linux by doing a base install. There are a lot of info here about utilities used and they should provide you with a deeper understanding on to manage your system. This is the base on top of which you'll be able to complete the system with a DE or a WM. The next video with Sway is going to build on top of this one.
BTRFS: btrfs.readthed...
Timeshift: github.com/tee...
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My software:
Distro: Arch Linux
Video editing software: Kdenlive
Gitlab: gitlab.com/efl...
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Ermanno, this is such a great tutorial for a base install. Thank you so much for your time putting this together. It is 8 months old now and I see the channel appears to have stop publishing. The next one in this series is greatly missed. I hope you are ok and just busy with life and will be in a position to continue creating your excellent content in the near future.
Dear brother I'm so glad to see you, you have no idea how many people you have helped and encouraged into the trade of 'it' that though they just wasn't smart enough! I'm so glad that you're such a wonderful person and a living example of what someone can do if they just forth the effort! Much ❤ bro
Hes your brother?
Thank you so much for this fantastic guide video. The thorough explanation and detailed steps are incredibly helpful. Please consider returning for the next video in this series. Would very much appreciate your guidance for the next steps.
Awww this return is so pleasant.
French "merci d'être revenu, tu es un presque un Mentor pour moi et tes conseils me sont précieux 😊"
*pleasant
@@thatzaliasguy how thank 🤣
one of the things i love to do these days, is watching arch installs. The base install is almost identical, with some small details everyone does differently. However i like to see what packages people consider required nowadays. i learned a lot from this channel, can't thank you enough. I hope you are well my friend, and i'll be here (i hope) to watch your next arch install :)
I wish there was a continuation ... You explain things so well.
Excellent seeing you back alive and well, Ermanno! Watching the video right now, so happy that my favorite Arch guy (you!) is back at it.
Amazing man just became an Arch User only after 6 hours of auto install and then said to myself I can learn this and installed it along side windows and practice installing it in a VM. ❤
Glad to see you back. Hope you cover less common de's too and aur helpers, and loving seeing admin tools
it is so good to see you again, thank you so much for all of your guides!! also the guide for timeshift!much love
so nice to have you back! I have been able to run Arch Linux with KDE because of one of your videos. No one explains things as clearly as you do. Easily one of the best channels on youtube. Thank You!
Thank you very much, Ermanno! I've been using your videos to learn the basics of an Arch linux installation since your persistent USB stick videos! Seeing you come back just in time for my first dual boot was amazing and I look forward to the next installation of this updated series. You teach me about Arch better than everyone else I've looked towards, and for the many arch installations I've done so far, they were all made easier to understand and execute because of you. Glad to see you're back!
Hello Ermanno! I use Arch and enjoy your simple approach to installing. I've referenced your videos many times getting BTRFS and Snapper working. Thanks for all you do.
Hey, I have been using arch for about 2 years and I have been very happy with it, and that was all thanks to you and the tutorials you put out !
I love your work, I learned a lot thanks to it !
This video is incredibly useful, I'm installing Arch for learning purposes, and how you explain things is really clear and concise. Thanks for this awesome material!
Amazing Ermanno, I'm really happy to see you are back in business
Welcome back Ermanno 👍
You tutorials about Arch Linux are beyond outstanding, and also the reason why I use, today, Arch on a daily basis 🎉
Thank you for your work, wish you the best 👍
I was a complete beginner to the manual side of linux (partitioning drives, etc) and your videos were a huge help and you did such a great job explaining concisely and why we were doing what we were doing. I'm really enjoying Arch now and the customization it brings - thanks so much!
This is by far the most detailed, nicely explained, with great sound , Arch installation ....
Great video, thank you so much. I love Arch Linux and we need people like you to learn from 👍
Finally, found someone that can explain what the heck is really going on. Thank you!!! I love your style.
Dear Ermanno, I am extremely glad, very happy to see you again! And you look younger and healthier! Great video as usual, BTW. Maybe after Sway (or together) you could make one with Hyprland? Though currently not using Arch, definitely I am looking forward to resume learning from you. Thank you!
Thanks! Hype land is definitely on my list.
Heey! Sir Ermano, sooo glade to see you again! I reeealy learnd a looot from your videos about linux and I'm now managing my own cluster using GCP, OCI and AWS.
Thank yousir for averythink you did for Open Source community ❤
Great to see you again, after a long time. I am excited and hope to see good stuff regularly from you as always.
Glad to see you back!
Been running Arch for 3 years now but just had to see your video. Great as allways :)
It is good to see you back.
Welcome back, Ermanno.
Love these videos Ermanno, missed them a lot and happy to see a new one. I actually installed Arch for the first time in a long time last week, and I used to use you videos as a checklist to make sure I got everything right.
Thanks Niels! Nice to see you again!
I can't believe I am today years old and just now finding out about this channel! Subbed! Well done!!! 👍
Great video for us beginners. Super explaining step by step instructions.
Holy shit welcome back, Ermanno! 👏
Nice to be back! A little of a monster video though 😅
Ermanno, you're an amazing teacher. This was a class taken about the system. Learned a lot through the entire process. I'm just a beginner on Arch and was trying without success installing the SO. Even used the archinstall script but was facing sound issues. Thank you so much for the detailed explanation on each step of the process. I loved it and will wait for the follow up (if it's not already on the channel - I'm about to look for it yet). Really my friend, I can't thank you enough for this lesson. Greetings from Brazil.
Thank you for going out of your way to share and teach through these videos. I have installed arch a bunch of times now through different methods and following different guides, but this is the first time I've felt like I'm actually beginning to understand things. I look forward to learning more from you in the future and plan on immediately moving on to some of your other videos to get a better idea of how do do things. I'm normally the sort of person who would rather just jump in and push through things, working stuff out myself the long way, but as there doesn't exactly seem to be an objectively "correct" way to do things, i just feel like I'm in a bit of an ocean of nonsense stumbling around. My favorite way to learn is normally just taking things apart and putting them back together, so i struggle a little bit with following forums, however, the arch wiki does seem particularly great. I'm getting the impression that i probably should have spent more time working with systems that have already been built/set up before jumping to arch, as my knowledge is somewhat limited. However, I much prefer being in the deep end surrounded by new information than slogging through stuff i already know, trying to make myself stay focused enough to pick up on anything new that i need to learn.
This mindset of wanting to jump in deep and investigate has lead me to spending quite a bit of time now messing around with other peoples "dotfiles" and setups, starting with merging/copying everything, then instead taking piece by piece of config files and seeing how/what they change and adjusting them to suit my preferences, which has been fantastic, but i still cant really tell if the stuff I'm going through is "good code" or "good practice" or if I'm just picking up on bad habits. At least i feel like I've learned a fair bit about how plugins and config files work to the point where I'm pretty happy editing and updating stuff as i see fit. Still, it would be really great to hear some more of your thoughts on "best practices" and more about the "why" behind things, unlike most other videos i watch which just explain the "how". Trying to learn how things work without knowing why it is that they work in the way they do just feels boring and difficult to care about.
Really enjoy your simple, practical and clear tutorial style Ermanno - cant wait for the next installment!
Schön, Dich wiederzusehen! - und gleich mit fast 75 min ;-)
We miss you, thank you for your videos
This was really helpful thank you, can't wait for next video.
Literally the best dual boot arch install video I've found!
Good to hear your voice again. I always learn from these videos. Much thanks for the knowledge you share. Peace.
I saw this when you put it out but now I am just applying it.... very clear thank you....
I’ve missed your videos so much, Ermanno! Welcome back!
Thanks 😊
Welcome Back Ermanno ! 😊
You've really made my day.
Hope you are okay. Best of my wishes.
what a great video. I can't wait for the next one.
Welcome back Ermanoo.... we missed u a lot...
Keep it up! Nice to see you back. Don’t worry about the noise!!!
Happy to see you back! As usual, great video! Thanks a lot! And waiting for more videos ;)
Great to have you back. Looking forward to more videos.
Welcome back! Good to see you after a very long time.
So glad to see you back, Ermanno! Glad things are going well for you. I might have to do another Arch install following this :)
Welcome back!
Great Arch Linux update. Things in Arch world move fast
Thanks Ermanno. Good to have you back 🙂
Dear Ermanno, your video was very helpful. I installed my Arch as a "work assignment" by aBunny :P
I used your video as instructions and was Installing along with you on my Tuxedo Laptop.
Hi there! I’m glad it helped!😊
Welcome back, Teacher! Really missed you. And, as always, great video teaching not just how to install Arch Linux but how Linux actually works as well. Love.
Welcome back!
As always, thank you for investing your time and patience in creating such extensive and informative demonstrations. This tutorial can be extremely beneficial to those who are willing to take their first baby steps in that regard.
If you ever have the time for another Arch-related adventure, give Obarun a try. You already possess some knowledge about s6 and 66-suite, so it certainly wouldn't be an unfamiliar experience to someone with your skills.
Welcome back! your videos are great and easy to follow.
Great to see you back, Ermanno! 🎉
Hello Ermanno!
LMDE6 is out!
Can You make a video about "expert install" with lvm, encryption and btrfs subvolumes?
Thank You for all of your videos!!!
How is it going?
Glad to see you my friend.
Ermanno, glad to see you back, hope you are well. If you could publish your list of commands typed in a text file for us to use as a checklist, that would be great. If already available elsewhere, please enlighten me. Cheers!
I appreciate the video, very helpful, and well done, I had to follow it twice, but have an Arch system booting with BTRFS, thank you!
Thank you very much Sir!! I will wait for part 2 I mean for Desktop setup.
So nice to see you back again, Ermanno. :)
Lo zio Ermanno e' finalmente tornato con una bomba di video! Di nuovo, Bentornato carissimo!
Glad to see you back.
Nice to see you back. This was one of your best videos
Thank you sir, I follow in July 2024 and works.
Top notch ermanno look forward to your next video
Very fun and relaxing watch.
Thank you so much sir
Welcome backI have missed your videos
Welcome back Ermanno!! 🎉
I used archinstall package since it's very easy to use and configure but this is fine for learning, thanks.
im excited for configuration and setup of window manager and a bar for it. And as always this video super good super informative.
I happy that you are back. Really like your channel and the way how you lead us. Question, did you tried NixOS and its Nix package manager? Seems to be challenging as Arch is. Maybe you could shoot some video about. Thanks! Antoni
I'm happy to see you again Ermanno. This video was very interesing because you added new features since your last videos. I wrote some of them.
I would like to ask you to leave 3 lines from the top and another 3 before the end of the screen, because every time I have to pause the video UA-cam overlaps a header and a footer, and often it covers part of the text you wrote there.
And a last request for future videos: It would be possible an Arch Linux without systemd?
That's all. Thank you very much.
Great video again in the channel, Ermanno!
Man this dope, and welcome back EF, tbh I miss your content and the good news is, we have similar background and work as Sysadmin / DevOps and your content teach me a lot. Arch is my main OS.
Ermanno, when I would like to have a SWAP as well, should I use a subvolume of the btrfs partition or just create another partition on the same disk (type SWAP of course)?
Welcome back! :)
Welcome back! Glad to see you're well 😊
Can you put chapters in this video?
Also, Im interested about immutable distros. Would you be interested in doing some educational videos about what makes a distro immutable?
Sir hope you are having a good day after a long haul miss u ❤
Very happy to have you back! Missed a lot!
Greetings from Limoeiro, Pernambuco, Brazil!
Glad to see you again, you helped many people, keep it up.
and I'm asking for a video how to install runit instead of systemd ,hope u make a video about it.
Great video! I used it tonset up my base system and it wirked great!
Dziękujemy.
Excellent tutorial, very clear and easy to understand
Patiently awaiting the next video. lol
A good title for this video would be "Linux tty install for new Linux users", or maybe (wrong but clearer for them) "Linux terminal install for new Linux users." Not sure that "The Foundation" is the best for searchabaility in on UA-cam. I hope that this video will help ome some beginning Linux users to install Arch or maybe Ubuntu server or whatever and have this be the first step in learning to use the terminal and maybe more (some 'hacking', configuring a tiling window manager, some programming to get something useful done...).
There are many good possible titles, as you mentioned. Being almost an exclusively Arch channel, I figured this title would be good understood 😊
holy grail of arch linux
good to see you again
would like to see more than just installations, as u explain things really well !
also, wanna learn how u make such neat and minimal thumbnails
Finally you are back! Glad to see you! Hope there will be interesting content like in your previous videos. Keep it up!
always on top ermanno!, I would have preferred snapper instead of timeshift but there's something for everyone :) thanks
hey man glad you are back
Perfect!!!
Hello Ermanno, great to see you're back! I would like to ask you a question, if you agree of course😊. Is it possible to install linux mint without grub and use systemd-boot? If yes, how?😅
Happy to see you back. 👍👍
Welcome back!
Glad to see you again! We need encrypted btrfs with hyprland de setup guide.
Welcome back! 😊
This is one of my favorite Linux channels! Even though i don't see opensuse's tumbleweed coverage🤔
Really it's the underdog in the Linux verse...i hope you try it and let us know your thoughts! Like compare it with your favorite distro and don't biased! Always looking for your expert opinion🙏