Build Your Own Operating System

Choose how you want your Operating System to look, packages it contains, and Nothing else! No Bloat, Spyware, or Big Tech!

Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
02:18 Boot from USB
03:05 Setting up Base
03:40 Main Menu
04:00 Disk Partitioning
06:11 Base Install
06:42 Base Config
07:45 Bootloader Install
08:22 Installer and Updates
09:15 Default Programs
12:28 Graphics Setup
14:02 Desktop Environment Setup
16:03 Desktop Applications
19:50 Final Config Tweaks
21:09 First Boot of our System
22:22 File Explorers
23:12 Terminals
23:52 KDE Customization
25:23 Midori and Other Desktops
27:10 Final Thoughts .

[bankuz_]

u know being a 16 year old kid, trying these new stuffs makes me crave for more of these.... I like this community that Chris has built....

[dadhaniaakhil]

Title should be "How to say I use arch btw"

[robertbruner]

Thanks so much. I'm 66 and I do indeed remember the early days when everything with computing was a discovery. Then somewhere along the line Windows became as exciting as a toaster. I didn't even know it was possible to create our own OS. Inspirational!

[Noah_]

"Who actually has a CD-ROM these days, holy smokes"

And I took that personally ... :D

[rothgard]

Great job! Clear and straight to the point as always.

[theena]

Dude for a second I thought you were going to take us into a Linux from Scratch vlog where you end up with TitusOS.

[juandiegocuellarmazabel]

I could spend hours watching a video of you customizing the different desktops and all (although I know that in linux, everything is faster, and cleaner). It's just mesmerizing how you took it to the next level.

[itzamedave]

Nice to see you back on the Linux talk even though we enjoy your windows 10 fixes 😁 have a great weekend ✌️

[doyle]

I looked at your LinkedIn resume pretty insane!!!! How much knowledge you have, it’s mind boggling lol with only a CC degree you outshine a lot of these kids out here, definitely a IT veteran much respect to you!.

[GoatWiFi]

Finally a tutorial video where there is no thing that got changed or just other random stuff that happens always when I follow ANY tutorial video. Thank you! (I update this comment if I find something as I'm only at the base system configuration stage lol)

[CKlegion]

Ow man Chris, that title alone give me chilles..
Keep going 👍🏻👍🏻
Greetings from Netherland 😉

[javadkazemi]

“there is Mait”,
linux nerds: hey! that’s illegal!

[princemjmc]

This Is Awesome Chris, I'll Look More Into This When I Have Time 🥳

[TechSportz]

Awesome video, thanks Chris. Ventoy alone was an amazing tool for me to learn more about. Arch is fun to install and customize and I’ll need to try your menu-driven way to see how it goes. Thanks again great content!

[supergamer-rdpw]

Titus: No one distro fits all
Arch: Am I a joke to you!

[EzequielBruni]

Had this on full screen, literally did a double-take when the ASUS logo came on screen. FOr one panicked moment, I thought my rig was rebooting.

[RicardoPenders]

I'm only 2 minutes in the video and I'm already super interested to see the whole process... Thanks for sharing this info online man.

[alphaobeisance]

This video inspired me upon it's release to embark on learning to use linux. I started with Ubuntu and quickly jumped ship to Pop_OS! where I officially abandoned windows entirely with intent to use Pop as my host until I learned what I needed to learn to build my own system.

About a year and a half later, I'm now running my own Arch system thanks to your videos and the videos of a couple other youtubers here who have been generous enough to share your knowledge with the world.

I still have a long ways to go before I really know anything about linux. But I definitely feel as though I'm ahead of the game at this point. Keep doing what you do, and thank you!

[e__b]

Yoooo Chris thanks for this tutorial bro! 😎 Playing around with Linux and needed some projects to build my skill set.

[kxdsh]

I was watching videos about writing operating systems somewhat recently and I thought this was a video about that too but I'm still happy to see people spreading the love of Linux