Arch linux

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Here is my tutorial thread on Arch. I go in depth with just about everything you will need to get Arch running

All Glory To The Linux Master Race: An In-Depth Rundown & Tutorial On Arch Linux

[image] If you are here, then Welcome ! You are interested in experiencing the world of Arch Linux in all its glory. Arch Linux is a Rolling Release distribution with a rich learning experience that follows a simple the K.I.S.S. philosophy. K.I.S.S being an anagram for "Keep it Simple, Stupid". I'm here to go in depth with the basic tools you need to install Arch Linux on your laptop or your PC. However, playing with Linux there is always some hurdles so before you do decide to install it, For my fellow laptop users.. if you have a Laptop with replaceable hardware. I recommend you invest onto these things. they will make the installation of Arch Linux less painful, and for Future distributions you decide to run with in the Future. Also It's worth noting that you should look into the Wi-Fi card on your system and just make sure it works out the box with the Linux Kernel. if not invest onto a Intel Wi-Fi card for your laptop. these Wi-Fi cards have drivers built into the kernel and will work on all future distros. Let's Begin. First Download the iso from the website and if you are on Windows download this free utility callled Rufus to install the ISO on your Flashdrive. you will need at least an 8GiG Flash Drive. though 16GiBs Arch ISO: https://www.archlinux.org/download/ Rufus: https://rufus.akeo.ie/downloads/rufus-2.10p.exe if you wish to install it via UEFI then continue on, I will separate the part of the installation for UEFI and Legacy Users. to load up the ISO you MUST have SECURE BOOT turned off. and you must have your BiOS set to UEFI or Legacy Mode depending on how you wish to install this. however in all honesty Legacy is the easiest to install. I'm going to go somewhat indepth so you'll see what I mean. Now Let's REALLY begin. Load up the UEFI or Legacy mode whatever you wish to install. Now if you don't know if you are in UEFI mode or not type in ls being the command for "List" in BASH. if this directory is populated,…