Straightforward, Thank you for this toturial Appreciate your effort❤

I love archinstall script, not only because it's easy to do, but also keeps the spirit of arch minimalism customization. Basically you install or setup however you want, you can install full desktop with packages or just TTY terminal, you have also option to adjust staff. You can choose the automatic disc partition, or you can partition yourself manual.

what... the fu..... really nice... min 41.20 : usr/bin/rsync

Whay about rEFind to improve the dual boot??

Does it support kathara?

Thanks for the tutorial. Can you also explain how to add a custom url for webmail in another video. Thanks.

Not every step went ok but i could recover my bootloader. Thank you. I am gonna save this tutorial for further assistant.

Thanks! I just installed Arch Linux. This is the Arch configuration that I want.

THANKS A LOT I'VE KILLED AN EVENING TO REACH THAT THX

I did try it and it almost borked my CachyOS install, do not recommend if you're running it, maybe it interferes with other power management settings of the system, but I'm not savvy enough to check.

Wow wow wow, hold on! You makes things appear so easy and in the fact seeing your videos, the things make sense. Thank you for explaining so well and make people feel less fear about Linux. Best regards from Spain. You gained a new subscriber thanks to your well marked and ecplained videos

I don't think that you're supposed to launch fish from bash via .bashrc. You should instead run 'chsh' to change your user shell to /bin/fish or you can do it manually by editing /etc/passwd

how to clean up the terminal?

Hello and thank you very much for presenting this material in an informative and direct manner. It was very easy to follow and helped me learn the finer details and syntax for getting GRUB setup correctly when using LVM. This was great and please continue to create these videos!!

"The '--value' option does not exist."

Great video and good general information. What I would've stressed was the fact that timeshift btrfs snapshot restores do not work - unless you have the "exact" lvm subvolume mount naming sequence you have in /etc/fstab. You're forced to use @ and @home layout for it to function correctly. Super tedious and frustrating to figure out the hard way. Not sure exactly what the original developer was thinking when he designed it. For standard rsync file backups to external drives, it's an ok app. Most users will install timeshift thinking the software will just work for system snapshots, but it does not function correctly or restore correctly unless everything has been setup perfectly beforehand.

Ermanno, we miss you my friend!!

Thankkkk youuuuu brotherr saved my filess

When trying to install xfce4 it is failing to install the first package then erroring out. upower is what it is called.

Thank you so much It's really help full

YOU SAVED MY INSTALL THANK YOU SO MUCH

Your video the best. Even though 4 years have passed🎉

why gnome-system-tools are getting error in installing ?

Bro where have you gone to 😔💔.. we love you

Can you make a video on timeshift (or snapper) + refind + refind-btrfs (refind-btrfs is like grub-btrfs but for refind). I've trying for days to make refind-btrfs work without any luck...

We are missing you ermano jdsjsjsjs, get-a good day

So helpful thanks

Amazing content. Thank you.

41:50 for the resolution problem in VMs, config your grub like this: GRUB_TERMINAL_OUTPUT="gfxterm" GRUB_GFXMODE=1024x768x32 (replace with your resolution) GRUB_GFXPAYLOAD_LINUX=keep This not only sets the resolution for GRUB but also tells linux to keep the same resolution, so you won't need to change resolution everytime in your DE. Very useful for VMs.

Great tutorial, but the EFI partition is too small - didn't have space to install grub =[

thanks, fast and working method, without anything useless information

FINALLY! THANK YOU <3

Woods Hoooo🎉🎉 Thanks Ermanno!

Excellent! This is exactly how I wanted to install Debian! I like Arch, but updating it every week is not good for servers, since it's best to reboot after updating. I've had bad luck with live patching. It is good to know that Debian can be installed this minimally while also using BTRFS. Now it should be safe to only update every few months.

swapfiles are slower than swap partitions so imo you shouldn't use them, they are also harder for a user to understand imo

I'm about to make Historical Archery Linux (HAL); thank you, you're a lifesaver!❤

To anyone who might be having issues booting into your newly-partitioned drive, your particular MBR/BIOS system (old 2010 Toshiba Satellite A500 laptop, in my case) may not be recognizing the HDD/SSD as bootable. Before quitting out of cfdisk at 3:37, be sure to navigate to the "Bootable" option with your main Linux partition selected, and add the bootable flag to it. If you already installed GRUB and rebooted, simply boot back into your Arch bootable USB and re-enter cfdisk. Reboot again after adding and saving the flag to your sdX2 partition, and hopefully you should be able to boot in your HDD/SSD proper. This seems to be glossed over by many other installation guides, as well as in some auto installers for other distros such as Linux Mint (which is designed to work with EFI and "legacy BIOS" systems simultaneously). I suppose in normal situations, this is usually handled automatically, but since my particular old MBR system was being incredibly stubborn with this until I manually set the bootable flag, I figured I'd leave this for anyone else having issues with getting Arch or any other MBR-formatted distro to work on their old MBR system.

Great video - thanks!

Thank you so much!

Will you ever return to KZbin?

How to setup timeshift from TTY? I have installed Arch Linux minimal. Didn't installed Desktop Environment yet.

How can you use a network connected with VPN on a terminal help out

This is the problem with relying on the terminal so much. How am I supposed to remember all these spells? this is why a gui is always better

How can you make a terminal work with VPN connected to the internet

This reflector python script doesn't work when I type the same. I tried with Germany and Switzerland but it gives the text "WARNING: failed to rate". After I tried with another command like sudo reflector --verbose --sort rate -l 20 -c Germany -c Switzerland --save /etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist it finally did work

Obviously this is a couple of years old now but which do you prefer now Timeshift or Snapper?

No idea why KZbin showed me this video as I use Debian and Gentoo, but it is always nice to see how different people handle system maintenance. Honestly pacman confuses me which is why I use Gentoo.

Come back, you are sorely missed - loved watching your Videos - Gruezi