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40:34 is this necessary if I didn't encrypt my partition?

When I initially tried to install arch manually after getting tired of that archinstall script, this was first video that I immediately discarded due to its length😅😅 also I was a newbie (Ubuntu Fedora user) to arch and not wanted to read it's documentation 🥲 But now after I'm familiar with arch this is best installation video for arch installation🔥😊❤

Really great tutorial. I especially liked that you not only showed what to do but also explained what certain commands do or why certain things do not work right from the start(like that nvim needs to be made executable first with chmod)

OMG this is what am looking for sir..!!! the best guide of arch installation for me. can you do the same thing with VOID distro sir? thanks

This is great! I'm new to neovim and I've already watched like 5 different neovim setups and by far, this video explains a lot more in detail than the others. Thanks and keep posting content!

I like the video but the music is kind of distracting and thanks because of you I was able to setup arch and neovim and I can finally say I use arch btw

great guide. watching this on my ext4 arch system. I'm thinking of switching to btrfs. this will help me alot. thanks!

Great video, thanks! Can you make one on ricing Qtile? Look forward to seeing your next Arch video👍

Thank you so much

Great video, thank you! I now have a reasonable method to backup/restore my system. It would help a lot if you clear the screen before running commands. When you pause it on YT, the red pause line near the bottom is directly over the text and obfuscates it quite well. If you would kindly leave the command there a couple of seconds it would be very helpful in trying to copy it down. Thank you again sir, great work.

So how do you do this if you are using Zsh? How do you make zsh recognise nvim appimage

Many thanks for this great tutorial ❤❤❤

this might have been the best video I have ever watched

13:32 How do you visualize your keystrokes?

Awsome learning material. Very useful tips! Just one small thing i've noticed: when you were setting up Telescope, you've thrown your keymaps inside the `key` table right bellow the config parameter. That table is meant for lazy loading the plugin with the keymaps. If `lazy = false` was not assigned before, the plugin would not load at all because it would depend on a shortcut which executes a command that could only be provided by the plugin itself, almost like a circular dependency problem.

Thank you! Its really helpful! But on part where we setup lsp i drop. Because it was hard to understand and your github is updated and not like in video

I want to completely switch is to Linux would that be good idea? Arch Linux or Ubuntu?

Great job rad you built an awesome product and the business from scratch.

great guide, i wanted to do a fresh install of arch linux. i was having issues with trying to install paru. When i run makepkg -si, it gives me an error saying that "his version of alpm.rs does not support libalpm v15.0.0 only v14.x.x is supported". do you have any idea how i can work around this? thank you again for this tutroial!

Yahooooooo! Thank you very much sir, you don't know how valuable your videos are. Wish all the best for you, sir.

nice video!

awesome video!

Great video! Thank you! One question I have is that when I type history it only shows the last 16 lines of my .histfile Any idea why this happens?

Great video, with great explanations and directions! Thanks for sharing.

difficult video if you are beginner

Don't you use hibernation?

I'm curious of one thing, when I originally set up btrfs+encryption using the Archinstall script and used timeshift, I recall at one point running into an issue: - I ran pacman -Syu - I then restored to an older snapshot - I got an error along the lines of "/boot failed to mount" - I was able to fix this eventually by chrooting into the system and updating via pacman -Syu again and i think some other command to sync it with something. Dont remember which of these fixed the issue but it was something with the kernel versions having some kind of version mismatch. With the set-up in this video, when I make timeshift snapshots, will it propperly restore everything in the system, or are there still some issues that come up regarding restoring an old kernel version. Because I'm currently under the impression that timeshift cant propperly restore /boot since its a VFAT format instead of btrfs like the main partition is.

It's not copy paste to the Neovim !

Thank you so much! You were able to convey it so easily, clearly and simply. You helped me out❤

Thanks for this! On my last install I ran into issues with systemd-boot having /boot on a non-snapshotted partition and thus making snapshots unbootable after a kernel update. Was racking my brain trying to find a better way and not having much experience with grub.

Thanks for this. This tutorial is one of the best I have seen on any subject. Kudos to you. I am new to linux and Nvim and this has helped me understand better how much can be done using the terminal instead of always relying on GUI. Would like to know why several of your configurations are different in your Nvim repository than in the video. Do the differences improve the way Nvim works? I would like to see you do a video on configuring .bashrc to understand it better and improve its functionality. Thanks again.

Great guide! A good thing to mention perhaps is that the "@" and "@home" subvolume names are absolutely REQUIRED for timeshift to work, which tripped me up. I tried to use it but my btrfs subvolumes had different names, and so I was unable to use timeshift to create snapshots.

Thank god i found this I updated arch and got super lost trying to fix it. Id input my password and it would restart my system. My timeshift didnt work bc I didnt set it up right, gave up and lost all my stuff. Nvr again im about to study the fuck out of this video. RIP my rice hyprland 😢. I was doing so well at least thats what i thought

really good teaching skill man

I can not recall how die i install nvim in wal, but thre was no color when i wrote some code. Any i diea wht may have happened?

Why not just install neovim through the package manager instead of downloading the appimage? I guess the package managed version is slightly older, but I dont see why that would be a problem.

Hi, I want to try and test many neovim distributions on docker linux images ... But I'm not understanding the file structure and there's no way I'm able to add sudo in it ... could u help me out on it

Just a small advice , when you write command in terminal please wait at least 3sec before hitting enter. Sometimes I cant even stop it with spacer because you hit enter to fast.

Nice video mate, I definitely learnt bew things: like automatic mirrors update. Intresting thing, whu do you prefer timeshift over snapper. Im using snapper and it saved me from failure 4 times without even going back to live usb stick.

Wish you posted this video way before, configured my arch with btrfs but forgot to do the subvolumes 'cause I was following another video and I'm new to BTRFS. Now I'm kinda lazy to redo all lmao

i wasted my whole day trying to run the latest version on my windows wsl but at last i landed on your video Thanks man

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Smell like a waste of time, grow up and go the nixos way.

For those who got lost at 44:00 because this bozo does a random cut in the middle of explaining what to do. make sure your nvim-tree.lua looks like this: return { "nvim-tree/nvim-tree.lua", lazy = false, config = function() require("nvim-tree").setup() end }

I'm completely new to vim and i was overwhelmed by the amount of resources addressing how to build your own config. Just coming from a total VSCode noob it was hard for me to differenciate between - native nvim functionality and config - nvim plugins - nvim package managers - nvim distributions This video made it easy for me to not just blindly copy some config files and hope it works but actually understand whats going on. Thank you! 10/10 would recommend

finally get to hear an australian accent on yt 😂

this is the only clear nvim setup video

Seem to have an issue when I get to @14:50 where instad of the /home/[user]/.config//zsh I instead get XDG_CONFIG_HOME/zsh/ Would appreciate some help with this, not quite sure where I went wrong (on debian 12)

Hi Rad, thank you for sharing your thoughts! One language for FE and BE to make shuffling roles easier is something I've never considered. Great point! What's your experience been working with family on a business? Also, what's your opinion on hiring friends to work with? Is it a strength or will it sour the relationship (kinda like asking friends for money)? Probably, it has a lot to do with emotional maturity and setting clear roles/expectations? I always struggle with the employee vs employer dichotomy when it comes to friends & family, as I wanna do right by them 😅 //Aquabbas

why you deleted your video about hosting I was about to host my Astro website by following it.| and please make a video on how to deploy a web app with database. please make something on it too.