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Thanks for the tip!

Dude thanks so much. Probably saved me days of screwing around.

Any advice for debloating Windows (specifically 11)? I'm only really planning to use Windows occasionally for development when I need to test something in Windows, so I'm not particularly concerned with keeping it fully functional as a daily driver, just speeding it up and generally removing as much spyware as possible.

Greetings from Denmark. At almost 70 I took up this challenge. Ubuntu user for a few years but total newbie with arch and even more new to Hyprland, but I wanna learn. You're a genius. I just followwed your instructions and now Hyprland is running. On I go to the config part. Very excited here. Thanks man.

Damn that's a half decent company.

Man I wish there were more stores like this in canada. I actually got 2 one gig 48 port net switches on fb marketplace.

Cool setup, but I like to use Nextcloud. It's like your own self-hosted Google Drive, you can even get plugins that give you file editing like MS Office.

Pretty cool setup! Have you considered using usenet instead? It does cost a little money per month, but it's a lot safer than torrents. You also don't need a VPN for it since it encrypts using SSL.

nano is for peasant

Man, I love my framework. I got a framework 16 back in August for school and I love it! It runs great. I'm running it with Hyprland on arch. I also got the gpu upgrade with it and it's fantastic. It runs everything from hardware accelerated office apps to games perfect and boots up in 6 seconds.

Hi!!! Can you please do a video and writen guide on how to manually install Arch Linux with systemd-boot, Btrfs and a separate swap partition? It would help alot of people that want to install i from scratch. You made a video about manually install Arch Linux ext4 with sauce but please do one with Btrfs, systemd-boot and swap and if possible with extra sauce!!! With kind regards Oliver from Sweden

Did you buy the manufacturer recertified hard drive or the seller refurbished ones?!!

Great tutorial

hyprland instantly freezes when i start a session with it, i give up, for me it never got to work correctly, maybe cause my gpu is nvidia, i dont know i3 really is the best, for me at least.

I like your nano😂

If I was ServerPartDeals, I'd sue you for defamation by implying in your title that my business was a "scam". You did this as clickbait...so you're a confirmed clickbait channel. I'll share my opinions regarding this channel on every social media site I frequent. No wonder you have a laughably miniscule number of subs.

I had some 16TB exos drives from them in the past, all have been working fine for two years. Just ordered 4x 18TB exos drives.. all appear to be DOA. Tried multiple PSUs, all indicate power or drive motor failures. Not a single drive is detected by the LSI-2308 in IT/HBA mode on the latest stable build of unRaid. I reached out to them for support, we’ll see how they do.

A question I d like to ask you, Garuda and Arch generally has more performance in gaming comparing to Ubuntu and it's variants ?

Thank you for your work ! Too much fun at the Bubble bobble moment. You sing... like me 🙂

A Canary appliance is about €600, not $2,500

I'm not OK with flatpaks, they make Linux worse than Windows (FU Canonical, Hello Debian!). So no thumb up and subscription for you.

greetings from Egypt .. nice tutorial .. was very informational

Excellent instructions. The most thorough Qdevice install on Pi that I have run across. Thank you - Uncle Bob

Worked great, thank you. Install on Dell r730 with a Perc H730 mini 12Gbps SAS Controller. The only thing that was different was the PCI number, I just type "sudo lspci | grep raid" mine was 03:00.0. Then just used this and carried on to find the id of the card. All seems to be working. Many thanks.

What's the scam? "The ServerPartDeals Scam, Explained"

2 things. 1. forget that dumb hackerman green scrolling text, it does nothing but make you look cringey. 2. your voice is all over the place. pick a tone and stick with it

Arguably the best arch Linux install guide for some reason is better than others even though it is made for hyprland I used arch install grip for it to brick my usb and my laptop but this archfi smoke is good

I found out about this video while installing proxmox on r730 server It's really cool. Thank you for the high quality video I think I'll watch a lot of your passionate videos in the future. They're the best!

miss those days, was so much more organic and underground. I assume you did your share of mudding as well ? :) great job love your channel

I love this tutorial man! You installed hyprland from the start instead of using an install script that I mostly see others uses. It was amazing tutorial! Give a like

0:43 did I just hear the coin sound from super Mario?

This script is awesome thanks for the tip😇

any torrent tracker recommendations? :)

I've tried it 3 times now. Each time I failed at the following things: 1. I don't know anything about Docker and find Docker very complicated. That's why I couldn't mount a network drive for the photos. 2. How do you make automatic updates, because there is so often a new version. 3. How do I get my jpg file without the immich app? Because I would like to back up the pictures again.

Geek stuff, loving it man:)

Bruh.... Get a rug or something. That echo is killing me

You have a then than typo in your thumbnail

if i made a video like this it would be "why you should buy your own hard drive instead of renting one on another pc" :) ps: i don't use cloud storage. everybody wants to see your files and even better if you pay them every month, it's crazy to me why people do this.

Should've got more RAM for that tablet, or at the very least purchased a more premium model. Also the thumbnail and title feel misleading. I would change the title to something like "How to put apps on SD card" or whatever

Why does the thumbnail for this video show an S9?

Yeah,that's a bummer.

My hyprland is only 8 mb small and doesn’t show up as display manager to choose

!! Is shorthand for repeating the last command. So, if you forget to type sudo then you can just run sudo !!

Thank you TechHeart! Clear and great video. The upgrade is worked beautifully on my 2017 27" iMac.

archfi did nothing thhink it gt replaced with the archinstall script

Thanks for the input. This is actually the first time I've played with any .torrent helpers. TBH, TechHut released a .torrent stack video a day after mine and it's much better. Also, while I did use pia-qbittorrent I've since used wire guard to put ALL containers behind PIA. Thanks for the comment - might make another .torrent video...

What an awkward intro. While I can respect wanting to stick with the Starr suite, I prefer Homepage over Homarr. Also, I feel like you should have at least mentioned Jellyfin and Jellyseerr as an open source alternative to Plex that mostly "just works" and doesn't require you to pay anything and doesn't try to push ad filled streaming services. It's also a bit odd that you chose pia/OpenVPN over Wireguard. As for missing docker apps, you missed quite a few. As a bare minimum, you need FlareSolverr for Prowlarr captcha, Unpackerr for archive extraction, Lidarr for music, Bazarr for subtitles, subcleaner to remove ads from subs and Trailarr for trailers. You will probably also want Shoko for anime, Suwayomi for manga, Kavita for books, Readarr and Kapowarr also for books, Tdarr for automatic transcoding, Vuetorrent theme for qBit and qBit_manage to get around some of the limitations of the web ui. A few bonuses are Wizarr, ErsatzTV, Kodi (client) for HTPCs, Audiobookshelf, OpenBooks and cobalt downloader. This video is one of the few I've seen to go through it step by step. Oh, don't mention cobalt in a video. YubTub will absolutely take it personally.

@45:21 did you mean we have to add splash inside hooks of /etc/mkinitcpio.conf?

What about web reading, web kindle reading? and audio file to text?

The video title is Speech to Text, not Text to Speech, but the video content is almost all about text to speech.