>every Arch installation guide
Is there an actual step by step guide on how to get Arch with KDE and be able to shitpost?
in b4 install manjaro
Every Arch installation guide
Justin Mitchell
Asher Cooper
Hey, OP. I need to tell you something. When you use Linux, you don't have to memorize every single step, you need to understand how it works. Not just type some magic commands which will do something and remember those commands, but rather understand what they do and what you're going to achieve by executing them.
If you are unable to understand how to install Arch, try something else. Set up your own rPi, router, some useful things on them, gain some insight.
Andrew Butler
If you don't mind videos luke smith's arch installation video is pretty good.
Jose Walker
>KDE
Just use windows...lol
Ryder Hall
Just use antergos
Christian Sanders
I understand and completely agree with you.
The learning curve is just too steep.
Jason Howard
The wiki is literally step by step. If you type every command it'll install.
Jose Cook
this, wtf i hate retards now
Ryan Martinez
The guide in the wiki holds your hand through the installation.
Levi Hernandez
The install.txt in the home directory of the installation image is exactly that, step by step instructions. After that it is just a matter of configuring networking and pacman -S whatever the KDE metapackage is
Lincoln Anderson
This.
He has an Arch and a de\wm installation tutorial. Also, he explains what the commands do and why you need them.
Elijah Bennett
Daily reminder not to cite Luke. Stop feeding his ego.
Jonathan Parker
Thread ended 2 hours ago.
Dominic Martin
I managed to overcome it by fully uninstalling windows and was left with an empty laptop and a USB stick with Arch linux. Took me about a week to get it nicely running with Gnome and another month to fully set i3 . Just google any problem you run into and read up on commands on ArchWiki. Now that I think of it it's not that hard after all, just not intuitive
Isaiah Clark
literally install manjaro
Brody Myers
The arch wiki installation guide is fine. You HAVE to click the links that go into detail if you don't know what you do. If you follow it to the letter, you cannot fail.
Jose Mitchell
if you are too much of a brainlet to follow the arch wiki just install manjaro
Easton Hall
this is a p good guide that shows you how to installthe base distro, KDE and a bunch of other shit:
sadanand-singh.github.io
Henry Davis
You could have used that time and energy to make some money and buy yourself a macbook
Lincoln Davis
install manjaro atleast with this updates dont fuck you over every 2 weeks
Ryan Stewart
step 1) fdisk
step 2) pacstrap
step 3) done
Nolan Torres
sadly, this is almost true
Matthew Rivera
The arch documentation is so good I often turn to it regardless of what system I'm installing desu. Arch and Gentoo documentation are some of the best on the internet. I look for answers to questions on arch wiki over most other resources when I want to do some obscure configuration.
All this is to say, if you can't figure it out with the awesome resource that is Arch wiki, you probably just aren't ready yet and should start with something that still has a graphical installer like Mint or Ubuntu desu.
Austin Williams
arch isn't made for brainlets OP just use macOs or something
Benjamin Hall
There are people on Jow Forums who try to frame the arch wiki (gentoo wiki too) as some obscure and unusable mess that tries to intentionally hinder your progress. Can you imagine?
Chase Price
the wiki is 100% step by step. (not numbered mind you but if you read and follow along fully-beginning to end you end up with a full install.) Read this page all the way through and you'll have a base installation:
wiki.archlinux.org
once you've finished these read through the general recommendations. It has all the rest of things (like user management, DE/WM installation, etc) laid out in order for you:
wiki.archlinux.org
There is nothing magical about Archlinux, all it takes to get it working properly is reading comprehension, and an understanding that not learning about something you use is only harming yourself, or setting yourself up for failure. read the wiki read the wiki read the wiki everyone.
Samuel Sullivan
install gentoo
Anthony Bell
I failed with the grub step. This thing is tricky because if you make mistakes at the beginning then the last grub step is impossible.
Jackson Robinson
Yeah, get a BSD guy to install it for you.
Linux users are the dumbest faggots in the room.
Jonathan Rodriguez
Arch's Wiki literally is step by step, just don't skip paragraphs you lazy ass.