Arch Linux post install Guide

I usually don't comment in yt videos! but man, your videos are all educational and what I've been looking for! Go on man!!!

step one install manjaro, which is arch based, kind of but you can turn on aur support in the package manager in its prefs, step 2 install steam done and done, no bloat all the drivers

after I installed arch linux, following your tutorial I found with kde, I have never seen this tty thing, wth am i supposed to do?

Bro those kind of videos are awesome! Thank you so much, I need more vids from guys like you and not 40 year old Sys Admin's.

Bro thanks a lot
You're the best
I love how kind you are when explaining the basic things
I couldn't do it without you

Thank you so much for this and all of your arch content! Huge help my friend

This is really well explained and informative, great for someone who just barely got arch up and running :' )

Great video! I got into arch when you uploaded the video about thinkpads, and I've loved them ever since. Although I already have a fully functional system, I still learned some new things I didn't know.

Basics, I see. I have been using arch for at least a year now and so far what I learned is that you have to install polkit, fix file associations, usb automounting, and the rest that i forgot. Most of these are easily provided by desktop environments but if you use like bspwm like me then you have to manually install them.

Correction: By default distros use the Nouveau driver for Nvidia Cards which is the open source driver. The nouveau drivers are much inferior in performance in graphical intensive tasks and also does not have CUDA support. Its often recommended to use only the proprietary driver. On arch its as simple as running 'sudo pacman -S nvidia'.

Great video btw, just came across your channel. Keep up the great work ❤

can u add how to configure audio?

Fantastic video! I really appreciate the direction in which this channel is headed.

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Thank you for the guide Mashed !, Very helpful 😃