A Clueless Arch Linux Install Guide (Part One) (2020)

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Intro/Outro Music By: John Morrison

Thumbnail Photo By: Bongkarn Thanyakij

Navigation:
0:00 - Intro
0:30 - Rambling about Why I Haven't Already Been Using Linux
3:45 - Rambling about what Linux Distro and Window Manger to Use, and the Arch Wiki
9:25 - VirtualBox Setup
13:42 - Basic Setup
14:54 - Partitioning, Formatting, and Mounting Disks
18:17 - Pacstrap
24:00 - Take Two
25:45 - Rambling about Whisky and Pirate Ships
28:13 - Chroot, Finishing up Base Install
32:12 - Bootloader and Internet Access
35:59 - User Accounts
41:02 - Outro
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re: the goobledy-gok in the terminal - next time you can simply type 'reset' to get the terminal back to normal

IcarianHeights

I remember the days when installing arch Linux was painful on a VM
But I never gave up after 25 installs with different image on a limited internet connection that is my hotspot I somehow managed to install arch with kde and then customisation
After this it didn't stop my curiosity and I tried Freebsd with kde
Now I am with i3wm finally got some peace but never stop learning ✌️

shubhamdwivedi

Good job Makc!! I've been playing with Linux for a few months mostly Ubuntu server to run PiHole and three weeks ago decided to check out Archlinux via VM. I went through the exact same process you did today and had very similar hang ups but like everything that's new, it feels really rewarding once you figure things out. Looking forward to the next part!

BenGeldreich

After vbox creation on details view you can change video memory size from 128 to 256
Before installation you can choose vboxsvga graphic controller. It will enable automatic resolution change inside guest machine (don't enable 3d acceleration)

With pacstrap you should add vim nano... networkmanager
It's in installation buide.
After chroot (before reboot you can install packages)

JM-sneb

I think you missed a little step when you were generating your locales. You have to open the locale file (/etc/locale.gen) and uncomment the line that you want your locale to be (probably this line: en_US.UTF-8 UTF-8), and then generate by running locale-gen.
And set your LANG variable too by creating this file: /etc/locale.conf, and writing this line in there "LANG=en_US.UTF-8". For more details, it's in the Arch wiki.
And welcome to the Arch Linux community!!!

ghennio

thank you Makc, good video and fresh to watch even the whisky part

CarlosLevy

If you want to feel at home, use KDE, if you want get adventurous you can try AwesomeWM or bspwm!

PabloAndresDealbera

The font in this thumbnail is delicious, what is it?

joel.ds.m

Good job! Can't wait for more Linux content.

drumpfall

Thanks, informative! It is always nice to have a real life example just to see what to expect

jorar

Hey, good choice! What are you planning to use with Arch? A windows manager?

jorar

What if i get not internet on the virtual box, try to ping google didn't work i change drom NAT to Bridge and it work but i can ping to othe now but it won't let me do my host machine, i mean try to set up a wireless but fail, help please im trying to install Arch on my laptop

leonist