I’ve watched other tutorials and was SHOCKED at what they were teaching.
Why is Arch Linux the best? Why should you install it? In this video I will explain why and how to install Arch Linux the RIGHT way.
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Episode 3: Coming next week. Full series on
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If you're not using snapshots what would be the point of an LVM? For example, why not use 1G /boot and 1.9TB /?
ever tried nixos? the guy who put me onto org mode was running it on nix. im declaring all my systems with one config it feels like a revelation to me
need a video for the build as well
what's the schedule the next episodes will be posted on?
This is the best Arch content! Can't wait for the rest of the series. Thanks!
Thank you, I haven not thought about the disc encryption importance before
What's your machine build?
I've had situations where the network card is not detected by default (happened for Broadcom in one of my machines); it would be nice to show how to fix that when/if that happens
is the arch installation guide the actual beginning of the devops journey or is it the continuation of the note-taking workflow ?