How to install Arch Linux in 2023

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Timecodes:
00:00 intro
00:19 Wired Internet connection
00:36 Wi-Fi Internet connection
01:39 Partition hard drive
04:03 Format new partitions
04:46 Mount partitions
06:32 Install kernel etc
07:35 ThinLinc
08:48 Generate fstab
09:32 chroot
10:30 Set locale
12:07 Set time
13:25 Set hostname
14:42 Configure network
15:19 Set root password
15:39 Install bootloader
18:10 First boot of the newly installed Arch Linux
19:42 Create a swap file
21:16 Create a regular user
22:48 Log in as a regular user
23:14 Install audio and display server
24:43 Install graphical desktop
27:11 Test graphical environment
28:38 Outro

Tags: #ArchLinux #Linux #ThinLinc

This video was sponsored by ThinLinc.

[jueyymn]

Very good tutorial! After reboot I had to type: nmtui in the terminal to open the network connection wizzard for WIFI. after that everything works perfect.

[Appalling]

Pretty good "newer" guide. A couple of things to note: (1) For users out there NOT using a standard US-style keyboard, the first thing you will want to do is run the "loadkeys" command to specify your keyboard layout. Example, I run "loadkeys es" to load my Spanish keyboard layout. You can find a listing of available keymaps by running the "localectl list-keymaps" command. (2) After setting keymap, you really should sync the Arch mirrors with the "pacman -Syy" command. HTH.

[randomdamian]

My install was already done but i still waited for the ad too finish ❤

[momomaniac]

this is the best Arch Linux installation video i saw
you've made it sept by step
and explained every step
it was easy to follow and understand
and xfce is indeed the best for beginners i started with it when i switched to Linux in 2020
on MX Linux
i felt comfortable with it
and didn't know it's name until
days after
it's fast and easy to use desktop environment and stable and cool looking and easy to change it's look and feel
xfce is a good start and introduction
for beginners to Linux is a good support to them on Arch Linux

[CooperF]

Thank you thank you thank you! This was so helpful in getting me started. Everything was so easy to follow, and I was always clear on what I needed to do. I would highly recommend this to anyone installing Arch for the first time.

[gwyndlin]

Thanks so much for this video. This is the best Arch installation guide I've seen -- written or in video form. I appreciate that you provide explanations for what things do (like quickly mentioning that mkdir is how to create a directory). When I tried following the Arch Installation guide, I found myself following a daisy chain of Wiki articles to understand this concept or that concept, and I would be 7 pages deep into that before resuming the install. That was very tedious. This is much easier and I still feel like I understand what I'm installing on my system.

[pierostrada]

AT LAST. Still can't believe it: a true, honest, useful, clean, no bells-and-whistles, learnable HowTo in 2023. KUDOS KUDOS KUDOS!👏

[kamilkhursandov]

Thank you for the great video.

Btw, there is a typo for /etc/hosts, at 14:09

[froggyfrogboy]

This is the best one yet. Thank you!!!!

[zameerpashablr]

Thank you so Much, I will try to install it, i have failed so many times. I can read and watch it again and again.

[GR-lycu]

Ich bedanke mich für dies Tutorial, Das war sehr hilfreich.

[Sudoakado]

Thankyou!! Amazing instructions and first one to help me install Arch Linux! For beginners don't forget to connect to WIFI again when installing audio and GUI files!!!

[sudormrfall]

Manual solution is good for understanding the processes, but using archinstall script, via this automatic method, arch works better, because you need to write a bit more configurations, which allows you to do an automatic method. Before, I just had no idea. Need more detailed guide.

[mushroomcommunist]

The guide is good, but I want to add for those who use WiFi like me - you should also install IWD package in advance to connect to the WiFi after booting

[andrewcastleberry]

I just learned that if you are trying this, and you keep getting stuck at the pastrap command, try updating your keyring.

[mushroomcommunist]

The guide is great, thanks to it my pc runs Arch no, thank you very much

[mycal]

great job but better to enlarge the fonts

[gorkemkarakus-fhyi]

Idk what im doing but im gonna try my best to understand this OS

[AlextheDumbass-fsjz]

18:54 on the reboot, I do not see what you see. Any advice!

[Zeuss]

This is the second time I do this and my network wlan0 disappears after I change host name and etc/hosts. Can you help me please?