I successfully installed arch yesterday.
The wiki is helpful but there were some answers that weren't really explained well. For example
Networking isn't enabled after install.
Ok I'll just read the wiki and see how to get it to start
2 hours later of pointless commands that didn't do anything I finally watch a youtube video.
Hour and a half goes by and I find
dhcpcd device
Awesome. Don't know why that command cant just be at the top. But ok
Restart
Ping google
Nothing
Notice it doesn't persist
What the fuck.jpg
Spend another 2 hours looking for answers and just seeing go to the wiki
Nothing in the wiki says anything reeeeeeeeeeeee
Watch more youtube
Finally find a command
sudo systemctl enable dhcpcd.services
Look back at the wiki
Literally nowhere to be found
Great wiki guys
I successfully installed arch yesterday
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>it never breaks
because it has to work, in order to break
>Literally nowhere to be found
wiki.archlinux.org
It says on the beginners guide to learn how to use this.
Now you know why Arch is considered a distro for the most intelligent of people
Oh look
I have to blindly know what systemctl is before searching for it instead of it just being on the network page for that particular command. They could have even included a link to the page you provided with a note saying see for more info
Makes sense
Looks like Arch isn't for you. Maybe you should consider Ubuntu?
Kek thats what you get when using poor mans scriptwere, I prefer using my mac, never had any issues and I have a gf
Here is how it could go:
Networking
>table of contents
Networking is not enabled by default with arch
If you are having trouble try using the dhcpcd device command followed by sudo systemctl enable dhcpcd.services to keep persistent
See this article for more info
But no it goes full autism