Only to add on this :) Boot time * By default is set to 10 sec. You can change it > open the terminal>In the terminal run command line: sudo nano /etc/default/grub Look for the line that says GRUB_TIMEOUT and set it to 0. Press CTRL+O to save the changes and CTRL+X to close the config. Apply the changes using the terminal command sudo update-grub After that reboot My little contribute ☺️
Man, thank you so much for this. I was using Ubuntu and decided to take a shot with Manjaro and was about to quit. But after watching this video I can now see the potential of this amazing Distro. Keep pushing, your channel is top Linux quality.
Thank you for these comprehensive and very useful tips! Almost everything is in here-for new Manjaro users and those who don't use/install it very often. I still recommend this video to all my friends and clients that install Manjaro in 2022.
I'm glad you mentioned the backup first, as somehow before I even reached the end of this video I'd managed to break my Super key, it stopped bringing up the whisker menu and other shortcuts went weird as well.
best linux channel keep showing like this with your great experience being a very good example for others to be experts too! hug from an admirer of brazil.
Great video. Just on no.10 had also to put "systemctl enable fstrim.timer" because after reboot it reset start command. Kde Manjaro(stop distrohopping)😁
Great video, Alu! From your video there is always something to learn, even when like in this case I don't specifically use Manjaro! That is why I like them. Thank you
I watched this video because I'm planning on starting with a fresh install soon. This is a very detailed, helpful and well done guide, thank you very much. I also like your voice which made watching the video very enjoyable.
Never tried Manjaro before, it looks very user friendly and easy to use. I just love the XFCE environment and thanks for a nice step-by-step and well explained video. I must try out Manjaro on one of my computers.
@@savakujundzic manjaro runs extremely well on my 2 core Celeron Acer Laptop. Windows 10 sucked ass, but this distro is smooth like butter. Battery life also drastically increased too, due to Windows being poorly optimized for weak hardware, although i was always using battery saving mode. So for me it is just awesome, and was worth the hassle i had at the beginning.
Thank You for the video, nice tips and reminders. I had Manjaro installed along with Mint and Windoze for some time and had not checked Manjaro that trim was running "it was not" but It is now :-)
This is awesome! In the near future I am going to change from Win10 to Manjaro XFCE and this will help me a lot. I have also subscribed to you channel! Keep up the good work!
The video is great. The xkill shortcut and program are awesome. I can't believe that up until a minute ago I didn't know that this nifty little program exists. Its default KDE shortcut is actually what you changed it to: Ctrl+Alt+Esc.
Why would anyone install flatpak? Why would anyone install Google Chrome? Why slow your system down or put spyware on it after just installing a system that gets away from that kind of thing? That's ok, I just disagree with those 2 only. And it doesn't matter because as with all things Linux, that's what's so great....you can make it the system YOU want. Thanks for your videos. You do great work and editing. I moved to Manjaro XFCE a year ago from Mint Cinnimon. Loved the stability/simplicity of Mint, but love the smoothness/updates/forum for Manjaro. You have a good personality on the video.
21:45 - any way I can set my own hot keys for each keyboard layout in xfce, like I can do this in kde, i.e.: ctrl+1 en, ctrl+2 de, ctrl+3 fr, ctrl+4 ua ? thank you.
Manjaro 20.2 doesn't allow me to change swappiness no matter what I do, I can change it manually through terminal (sudo sysctl vm.swappiness) but when i reboot it resets to 60. When I go to edit /proc/sys/vm/swappiness, I'd only see the number 60, with now text before it. If I change it to 10 and try to save, it complains about "invalid argument". When add a valid argument (vm.swappiness=10) it throws an error. Could you please revisit it and see what's going on with it?
Additional tweaks I found helpful for my system: 1. I had a weird keyboard issue where my numlock would reset on boot and sleep/lock and the light would be out of sync. Fixed with the numlockx package and adding to the lightdm config: /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf [Seat:*] greeter-setup-script=/usr/bin/numlockx on 2. One of my fans weren't showing up in sensors. To fix ran: sensors-detect
The first thing I would do is get rid of Timeshift. You don't need it to back up. You already have the rsync command available, which does the same thing. Or you could use the GUI, 'Disks', already available and image your system, which I use. The trouble with Timeshift is that sometimes it develops a mind of its own and does backups when it shouldn't, eating up your disk space, until one day you realise.
Well... You are amazed again.. Simply made an ugly desktop into marvelous piece...As always simple language..Any new one can make manjaro awesome😎😎..Lots of love...Lucky🤗🤗
omigosh i so need this...Im not even an average user and Im lost at the start up screen, cant read it, its too tiny for my big screen, no pretty theme..lol and none of my favorite bits to click on and play...thats because MS trained me so well to be clicky...I did enjoy Mint years ago but its not accepting my wireless card, and now at the tender age of 70 I want to try Manjaro...its running well but Im missing all the garnish.. also I know this isnt the place but I get an error at shutdown, failed to start Journal Service... Ive looked all over well..as good as I can but everyone is getting the message at the beginning...cheers if you can help... cheers if you cant..Im off to enjoy the rest of the video... :)
hey guys. i‘m completely new in the world of linux. at 11:58 he types in the command for activating the fstrim.timer. when i try to type at this point it says „log file:“ and it doesnt except the command. do i have to press a certain key to be able to type the command?
Press Left CTRL+C to go back to type the command, you have to shutdown after seeing the status, and the command I gave is to shutdown the information shown in the status for you to type commands again
Fantastic video! Thank you very much for taking time making this. This is a very helpful start for 99% of the people that started using Manjaro. If you can do an advance user video how to use the terminal (navigate in the folder system, installing from terminal by finding executable files on system , basic commands...would be excellent)...But that is just an observation. Thank you again an keep up . I appreciate is very much.
Hey man, thx 4 the video! So useful! I rly enjoy how smooth is manjaro xfce on my 10yrs old laptop, but haven't found any way to block global hotkeys in certain apps, like on kde plasma "system settings > window management > window rules > (new rule, click on window) > appearance and fixes > ignore global shortcuts = force yes" E.g. I wanna use default Ctrl+f2 shortcut to rename all equal symbols in vscode, but the xfce just steals keypresses and does "switch to workspace2" global shortcut. So, here s the #question: any suggestions how to temporarily (only on focus) disable global hotkeys on specific window only? Just don't wanna rebind my vscode default hotkeys and don't wanna delete most of global xfce hotkeys. Plz help!
Is there a reason you installed aspell rather than hunspell? Looking at my system hunspell is what I installed - and what libreoffice, firefox and thunderbird all seems to ask for...?
I have watched some of your videos, good quality contents and straight forward! As always your suggestions worked perfectly! You have great knowledge,and thanks for sharing it. I will follow you ;) One question on your knowledge and experience what do you suggest as Distro for Ryzen 5 3400g build? I have tried several, and I cam back to Manjaro :D so what will be more efficient Manjaro XFCE or KDE ? I will work on graphics and video editing. Thanks again :)
Hello hope you read my comment am having trouble with my ubuntu not booting up fast even tho i have installed it on 2GB/S nvme drive kingston a2000 . It works nice after bootup Only issue is boot time , My asrock mb has option of ultra fast boot if i enable and exit saving changes after reboot bios doesnt recognize the boot drive itself !
hi can you help me how to install black arch into this manjaro.. im a student for security.. but i found out that other security suite was not suitable for modern laptops because of the drivers support.. and i found out installing manjaro was one of the best linux with great support.. and did look at some of the tutorial installing the strap and from the official site of black arch.. but im afraid my system will not be stable.. if you have the tutorials it would be great
Whats the point in having 3/1/1 backups? Don't you already have 3 daily and therefor 90 monthly backups? Or is it to have 2 fallbacks? I always thought timeshift erases the last x backups, no matter if daily or weekly.
Man......AUR IS REALLLLY CONVINIENT .......add/remove Software works everytime.... Unlike ubuntu software which is slow as turtle and fedora dnfdragora..... Software Add/remove just workd. I don't understand why other distro don't do this......
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to enable fstrim even after reboot type command is "systemctl enable fstrim.timer"
the start option only enables it till after reboot.
Make a video about what should I do to make arch stable distro like debian
Can you make a detailed video for installing kdevelop in manjaro xfce?
@@abdallahtarek3602 Wtf? Debian is not as stable as Arch. Debian is shit.
i love the happiness in his eyes when he tolds me that I will have now very precise time and date in my computer
hahahahaha yes
Only to add on this :)
Boot time *
By default is set to 10 sec.
You can change it > open the terminal>In the terminal run command line:
sudo nano /etc/default/grub
Look for the line that says GRUB_TIMEOUT and set it to 0.
Press CTRL+O to save the changes and CTRL+X to close the config.
Apply the changes using the terminal command
sudo update-grub
After that reboot
My little contribute ☺️
Thanks Dude!
thanks i was searching for this
Man, thank you so much for this.
I was using Ubuntu and decided to take a shot with Manjaro and was about to quit. But after watching this video I can now see the potential of this amazing Distro. Keep pushing, your channel is top Linux quality.
This guy is my favourite Linux TH-camr, easy to follow yet quite detail explanation
Thank you for these comprehensive and very useful tips! Almost everything is in here-for new Manjaro users and those who don't use/install it very often. I still recommend this video to all my friends and clients that install Manjaro in 2022.
I'm glad you mentioned the backup first, as somehow before I even reached the end of this video I'd managed to break my Super key, it stopped bringing up the whisker menu and other shortcuts went weird as well.
I just switched from windows to Manjaro Linux. This video helped a lot. Thank you so much.
yoooo me too
Just installed Manjaro for the first time. Thank you for the content, great tips!
best linux channel keep showing like this with your great experience being a very good example for others to be experts too! hug from an admirer of brazil.
Great video. Just on no.10 had also to put "systemctl enable fstrim.timer" because after reboot it reset start command. Kde Manjaro(stop distrohopping)😁
I installed it and it works perfectly.
I can easily uninstall windows without pain at all.
Great video, Alu!
From your video there is always something to learn, even when like in this case I don't specifically use Manjaro! That is why I like them.
Thank you
Great! You produce one of the best quality content on Linux I follow. Thanks a lot for that! Straight from Brazil!
I watched this video because I'm planning on starting with a fresh install soon.
This is a very detailed, helpful and well done guide, thank you very much. I also like your voice which made watching the video very enjoyable.
Never tried Manjaro before, it looks very user friendly and easy to use. I just love the XFCE environment and thanks for a nice step-by-step and well explained video. I must try out Manjaro on one of my computers.
sooo how did it go?
@@savakujundzic manjaro runs extremely well on my 2 core Celeron Acer Laptop. Windows 10 sucked ass, but this distro is smooth like butter. Battery life also drastically increased too, due to Windows being poorly optimized for weak hardware, although i was always using battery saving mode. So for me it is just awesome, and was worth the hassle i had at the beginning.
instant thumbs up for providing that list at the very beginning!
Thank You for the video, nice tips and reminders. I had Manjaro installed along with Mint and Windoze for some time and had not checked Manjaro that trim was running "it was not" but It is now :-)
This is awesome! In the near future I am going to change from Win10 to Manjaro XFCE and this will help me a lot. I have also subscribed to you channel! Keep up the good work!
The video is great. The xkill shortcut and program are awesome. I can't believe that up until a minute ago I didn't know that this nifty little program exists. Its default KDE shortcut is actually what you changed it to: Ctrl+Alt+Esc.
Awesome video, thank you very much! I'm new to Manjaro and this video perfectly meets my needs :D
Just the best list of tips and tricks - thanks!
Untick titlebar too for more screen space. Or Bitwarden instead of KeePass. Extension for Firefox too.
Thanks for the Google Chrome tip I didn't know you can install it from pamac I always do that from terminal, thanks to you now it's so easy
Are u serious? I'm installing Manjaro now. This video for me!
I will be eventually.
Right around the RDNA 2 mid-range cards release (unless I could afford an RX 6800/6800XT used)
I am currently using ElementarOS but honestly I think I'll be switching soon, and I'm getting pretty convinced with manjaro
@@xapsus2221 did ya switch?
I love it.
Thank you soo much for this very helpful video, so much essentials i didn't know!
Why would anyone install flatpak? Why would anyone install Google Chrome? Why slow your system down or put spyware on it after just installing a system that gets away from that kind of thing?
That's ok, I just disagree with those 2 only. And it doesn't matter because as with all things Linux, that's what's so great....you can make it the system YOU want. Thanks for your videos. You do great work and editing.
I moved to Manjaro XFCE a year ago from Mint Cinnimon. Loved the stability/simplicity of Mint, but love the smoothness/updates/forum for Manjaro. You have a good personality on the video.
Tnx i'm installed manjaro 7 days and i am fascinated.
For 11:25 10. Enable TRIM for SSD
You started the process, but did not "enable" it. The next time you restart, it won't run automatically.
thanks for pointing it out
so wheres the solution?
@@roronoazoro8707 swap the word "start" for "enable" in the command and that should do it.
This was brilliant, thank you.
Awesome video, thanks mate!
Great list, thank you for sharing!
Awesome tutorial, thanks! :)
That was really useful. Thank you!
21:45 - any way I can set my own hot keys for each keyboard layout in xfce, like I can do this in kde, i.e.: ctrl+1 en, ctrl+2 de, ctrl+3 fr, ctrl+4 ua ? thank you.
You're the best! Thanks a million!
superb content, one of the best channels. always to the point, thank you!! ;)
Looking forward to any extra tips you might have in this video. Your earlier Manjaro video was a nice help. 🍻
As always amazing video thank you 🙏🏻
this was very useful. thanks!
Firewall isn't inbuilt anymore, you have to install it from add/remove programs now by searching "firewall configuation (gufw)"
7:38 I think you mistakenly edited this section and included the "Automatic Date" footage twice.
Thank you good sir! Very much appreciated the video.
This video was very helpful to me by customising distro
23:18 hello my friend do you know how to set shortcut command for keyboard layout? I want to switch between languages just by pressing Alt+shift
Manjaro 20.2 doesn't allow me to change swappiness no matter what I do, I can change it manually through terminal (sudo sysctl vm.swappiness) but when i reboot it resets to 60. When I go to edit /proc/sys/vm/swappiness, I'd only see the number 60, with now text before it. If I change it to 10 and try to save, it complains about "invalid argument". When add a valid argument (vm.swappiness=10) it throws an error. Could you please revisit it and see what's going on with it?
Amazing video!!
really helpful man thank you
I would love if you explain how to create "@" and "@home" for BTRFS filesystem for using timeshift with this partition type.
11:25 should be #sudo systemctl enable --now fstrim.timer
SSD trim is enabled on Manjaro "Vulcan"
ran kansol.
Status loaded. and enabled.
Additional tweaks I found helpful for my system:
1. I had a weird keyboard issue where my numlock would reset on boot and sleep/lock and the light would be out of sync. Fixed with the numlockx package and adding to the lightdm config:
/etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf
[Seat:*]
greeter-setup-script=/usr/bin/numlockx on
2. One of my fans weren't showing up in sensors. To fix ran: sensors-detect
The first thing I would do is get rid of Timeshift. You don't need it to back up. You already have the rsync command available, which does the same thing. Or you could use the GUI, 'Disks', already available and image your system, which I use.
The trouble with Timeshift is that sometimes it develops a mind of its own and does backups when it shouldn't, eating up your disk space, until one day you realise.
Well... You are amazed again.. Simply made an ugly desktop into marvelous piece...As always simple language..Any new one can make manjaro awesome😎😎..Lots of love...Lucky🤗🤗
Awesome stuff. Instant subscribe :)
thanks for an xfce video!
Thank you great video!!!
Wonderful. Thank you!
Great tips, very helpful, problem is manjaro locks up my pc when I try to watch vids using VLC player. Requires a hard reset, keyboard is frozen.
3:17 Please make a video on how you created this subscribe animation. Please
omigosh i so need this...Im not even an average user and Im lost at the start up screen, cant read it, its too tiny for my big screen, no pretty theme..lol and none of my favorite bits to click on and play...thats because MS trained me so well to be clicky...I did enjoy Mint years ago but its not accepting my wireless card, and now at the tender age of 70 I want to try Manjaro...its running well but Im missing all the garnish.. also I know this isnt the place but I get an error at shutdown, failed to start Journal Service... Ive looked all over well..as good as I can but everyone is getting the message at the beginning...cheers if you can help... cheers if you cant..Im off to enjoy the rest of the video... :)
hey guys. i‘m completely new in the world of linux. at 11:58 he types in the command for activating the fstrim.timer. when i try to type at this point it says „log file:“ and it doesnt except the command. do i have to press a certain key to be able to type the command?
Press Left CTRL+C to go back to type the command, you have to shutdown after seeing the status, and the command I gave is to shutdown the information shown in the status for you to type commands again
Fantastic video! Thank you very much for taking time making this. This is a very helpful start for 99% of the people that started using Manjaro. If you can do an advance user video how to use the terminal (navigate in the folder system, installing from terminal by finding executable files on system , basic commands...would be excellent)...But that is just an observation.
Thank you again an keep up . I appreciate is very much.
Thank you so much 🌹
Hey man, thx 4 the video! So useful!
I rly enjoy how smooth is manjaro xfce on my 10yrs old laptop, but haven't found any way to block global hotkeys in certain apps, like on kde plasma "system settings > window management > window rules > (new rule, click on window) > appearance and fixes > ignore global shortcuts = force yes"
E.g. I wanna use default Ctrl+f2 shortcut to rename all equal symbols in vscode, but the xfce just steals keypresses and does "switch to workspace2" global shortcut.
So, here s the #question: any suggestions how to temporarily (only on focus) disable global hotkeys on specific window only? Just don't wanna rebind my vscode default hotkeys and don't wanna delete most of global xfce hotkeys. Plz help!
My preferred linux distribution and interface. Manjaro x XFCE
Great choice!
Hello,
Good tutorial. Would you please make a tutorial for MX linux like 30 things to do After Installing MX Linux . Thanks
Great video! Thank you. I tried searching for your wallpaper and couldn't find it :(
Is there a reason you installed aspell rather than hunspell? Looking at my system hunspell is what I installed - and what libreoffice, firefox and thunderbird all seems to ask for...?
MAnjaro KDE and Salient OS KDE are the best
greetings from Croatia
Nice content
So many to do.. But thanks a lot!!
Do this with Gnome version too...😀
Avradeep Patra
And please with gnome on a laptop, that wakes up after suspension and has a lock screen (super + L)
I've been running Gnome version and it has been excellent. Cheers.
Ross Schneider ah, you were that guy 😁
I have watched some of your videos, good quality contents and straight forward! As always your suggestions worked perfectly! You have great knowledge,and thanks for sharing it.
I will follow you ;)
One question on your knowledge and experience what do you suggest as Distro for Ryzen 5 3400g build?
I have tried several, and I cam back to Manjaro :D so what will be more efficient Manjaro XFCE or KDE ?
I will work on graphics and video editing. Thanks again :)
Is tts Microsoft font still ideal for today
What is the wallpaper that you are using?
What is the wallpaper you are using on the desktop, can I get the link to it? It is very nice...
Manjaro git repo
Hello hope you read my comment
am having trouble with my ubuntu not booting up fast even tho i have installed it on 2GB/S nvme drive kingston a2000 . It works nice after bootup
Only issue is boot time ,
My asrock mb has option of ultra fast boot if i enable and exit saving changes after reboot bios doesnt recognize the boot drive itself !
Hello. I have Manjaro XFCE installed on my PI 4. I do not have the Hardware Configuration in the Manjaro Settings Manager. How do I get it?
Great tutorial.when I enable the firewall, After a restart it disables. Thanks
can you make video how to install microsoft office on manjaro XFCE
use wine
@@AnamulNisat i try with playonlinux but it's not working
Thank you!
What have you noticed in terms of memory usage between manjaro and ubuntu? Which one is better?
hi can you help me how to install black arch into this manjaro.. im a student for security.. but i found out that other security suite was not suitable for modern laptops because of the drivers support.. and i found out installing manjaro was one of the best linux with great support.. and did look at some of the tutorial installing the strap and from the official site of black arch.. but im afraid my system will not be stable.. if you have the tutorials it would be great
virtualbox
@@giganticyufka mine was 8gb soldered.. im thinking its not quite suitable for vb
Can't wait
I install Manjaro with the Arch way. Works Vers great
Whats the point in having 3/1/1 backups? Don't you already have 3 daily and therefor 90 monthly backups? Or is it to have 2 fallbacks? I always thought timeshift erases the last x backups, no matter if daily or weekly.
@Average Linux User sir may i know what is you primary OS you use as your daily driver?
Can you make a KDE guide... please.
does this video apply to the other versions of manjaro
Are you using a custom theme? I like the layout and look
Lol I'm so excited 🤩
Does alu look like xyp9x or is it just me?
Great video ofcourse
I did all things you show in the video, when coming to ttf-ms-font it does not appear?
Do I still need to trim SSD if mine already formatted in f2fs? thanks
thing #20 does not work on my copy of manjaro. I don't have the shortcut option.
It wouldn't let me save changes to a file that did not yet exist. You have to touch the file first, then edit it.
Man......AUR IS REALLLLY CONVINIENT .......add/remove Software works everytime.... Unlike ubuntu software which is slow as turtle and fedora dnfdragora..... Software Add/remove just workd. I don't understand why other distro don't do this......
I have just checked, and I think I have GNOME desktop. It is possible to switch to XCFE desktop? Thanks in advance for the reply.
30 gb already emptied for it. Distro download complete.. Waiting for your video..
Go ahead! Manjaro XFCE is great!
@@AverageLinuxUser Arigato Sensei