Arch Linux Experience - Hyprland

Arch Linux with hyperland, I mean hyprland experience.

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[lu]

Wow the beginning of Hyprland saga was torture. My man read everything BUT the getting started guide

[atheneite]

God this is nostalgic. When I first switched to linux I used to ignore proper guides and struggle for hours just like you lmao.

[alihasanabdullah]

I absolutely adore how you did not read the hyprland master tutorial, but sifted through every obscure forum post.

[babakfp]

This is the contact that you won't find anywhere. No lies, no biases, no sucking to Linux. It's just a true experience of a person trying out Linux.

[halilsmith]

I love how you share the whole process and not just show us the end result like most youtubers do. That's why I love watching your videos even though I already know most of the stuff

[ostas_]

I am watching this video while using Hyprland myself. And it was so fun watching you facing almost the same problems I was facing. Love your videos!

[oksure]

The quintessential Linux experience of "Do I really NEED [vital function of computer/operating system]?"

[JATmatic]

35:56 the force is growing stronger on this one...
Few tips:
1. plain "cd" changes back to your home directory.
2. "~" is just a short for "/home/<username>".
3. If you find yourself jumping around in terminal between directories: "pushd" changes the current dir and saves where you were before. "popd" then pops it from the remembered stack.
4. "env" prints all set environment vars.
5. the env vars can be (temporarily) assigned for the current terminal with "export".

[arcvillain]

idk why but the sped up troubleshooting looks way funnier than it should 😭great content as always!

[surfingamerica]

There is something so satisfying about watching someone struggling (that is not me!) and the fast recording, :D great vid BTY

[syntheria]

your local ip isn't dangerous. only your public ip can expose your location but it isn't that dagnerous. if you IP starts with 192. you can safly share as this is the standard local ip prefix for home networks

[Ryan-ctrv]

This is the most painful video ever, I love it! I was practically yelling at you though the screen half the time lmao.

I also jumped into standalone window managers way too early so it mirrors much of what my experience was like until I worked out what the hell I was doing.

[dzuchun]

omg wayland moment was SO FUNNY

like

> what is wayland?
(2 seconds)
> we don't really need to know 😂😂😂

[ramforth]

Award for most entertaining Hyprland install!
Thank you for this. Honestly one of the best "Linux struggle" videos I have seen.
Excellent edit. Top tier comedic timing.

[BadlyDrawnJack]

When pacman asks you "Proceed with installation? [Y/n]", you can just tap enter without typing "y", because it'll autopick the capitalised letter if nothing is written.

[banzooiebooie]

This video is gold. I can see my younger self in it, now days I am older and have less time to do these things, but I got really tempted! It also loooks sooo goood.

[dzuchun]

what do you know — to launch kitty, you need to have kitty installed! 😮

[DavidZetaKrone]

My favourite thing about this video is simply that you didn't give up at any point. You weren't even a bad sport about it. Points to you, good sir. As someone who daily drives Hyprland I salute you and wish you luck on your continuing Linux journey.

[realbry]

Bruh literally as I'm setting up Arch Linux with Hyprland on my new Thinkpad you drop this video. Perfect!

[MrBetaVirus]

This video is honestly how I struggle with Linux trying to troubleshoot whatever mess I'm in.
the video is very relatable and fun to watch.