ArchTitus
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- Looking for a new way to install Linux and now just using "ANOTHER" Linux Distribution. Well I made a script that just does EVERYTHING for you! .
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Don't like all the packages I installed? Fork it! github.com/ChrisTitusTech/ArchTitus
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Need more customization? I recommend ArchFi - Here is that video: th-cam.com/video/GUtpHFI-vjg/w-d-xo.html
All the Livestreams of the creation: th-cam.com/video/IkMCtkDIhe8/w-d-xo.html
I might fork it just to change my prefer packages, none of the less, very interesting video Chris
I don't know why you guys are so concerned about arch.
Kali Debian is enough platform not even a distro.
@@MohammedMehdiTBER huh?
Nice script and video, whats the best os tu run it as virtualbox hypervisor?
thank you for this. this is my new favorite Chris Titus tech video.
You can improve the script by having it ask all the questions right at the start instead of interrupting it's running at various times. Also, make it possible to pass the variables to the script right at the start. Maybe also add a config file in which you can easily change the packages the script will install instead of editing the script itself.
Great ideas will definitely do this.
Also what about renaming it ArchTitusBtw
Might as well use Ansible to do everything, then.
@@colton3507 IMO I think ArchTitus is better, ArchTitusBtw is hilarious.
@@ChrisTitusTech you could also allow a default theme to be selected (you've done videos on this for Ubuntu) such as Windows or Mac OS or various Kvantum themes?
CTT: *makes Arch installation user friendly*
Arch Fandom: Wait, that's illegal.
But seriously, this is super useful. If this script keeps evolving, this might even rival Manjaro, which is considered "Arch for beginners".
Arch fanbois: *surprised Pikachu face*
The only thing missing is a character based GUI 😄
Manjaro minus dependency hell
Make an UI for the script and you're all done xd
my first linux distro was manjaro, it was simple, yeah, but it was super buggy, i now use endeavour, its also simple, i dont see how manjaro is simpler, i use arch btw
He looks so happy 😃, After so many hours of hardwork its done . The script is awseome.
Pathetic
@@nemanja2515 lol
@@nemanja2515 what
Chris your Arch looks awesome! I watched most of the live-streams and I really had fun being in the room while you were creating.
Can't wait for DebTitus!
Oh yeah, I think I might drop the T and just call it... Debitus.
@@ChrisTitusTech i perfer debian based distros that would be nice
@@ChrisTitusTech GuixTitus
@@ChrisTitusTech That sounds like an illness 😆
I don't know why you guys are so concerned about arch.
Kali Debian is enough platform not even a distro.
Chris does not only teach, he contributes to the community. Much appreciated in an era where a lot of tech youtube channels will only do video adaptions of whatever popular trend they found online, instead of contributing creations of their own. Well done!
Beautiful job! Just installed this morning and my only suggestion as an Arch "newbie" (and a relative newbie to Linux in general) is that when detecting NVIDIA cards and installing drivers, that the NVIDIA X Server Settings app (nvidia-settings) gets installed as well so that the resolution can be correctly set. Took me a while to figure this out, but I got it! Thanks for all your work!
You're one of the few tech pros I 100% trust. You're probably the most transparent person I've seen in a while!
Guys this guy is a legend. This is exactly what I want and need from linux. TYSM Titus
Pathetic
yeah quite pathetic
I watched some of the stream, and it was really fun, but now that this is done, I feal like this is endeavor os but with a little bit of customization and some extra software. But the work on this is really incredible
There is always customization to do with any install. I just wanted to make a way for folks to automate and install the packages they want. So when you inevitably re-install it will be much quicker.
I don't know why you guys are so concerned about arch.
Kali Debian is enough platform not even a distro.
kali is a hacker os, not something u wanna use on a daily basis unless u are very mad
HOLY CRAP! Now everyone can use Arch! 😲
Some will raise a statue in your honor, others will seek to tear it down! But whatever the case...thanks! 😃
I'm ashamed in his name. Arch already has `archinstall`
Used this on a new AMD system with a Ryzen 9 and a 6700xt as my only OS, first time on Linux. Also followed the steps in your gaming guide. Everything works flawlessly so far, I think I'm done with windows (outside of compatibility stuff for working from home). Thanks so much man, appreciate all the hard work.
I`m an AMD system user too and I will switch to "something with Linux" (maybe Endeavour OS Atlantis neo-21.5 Xfce) and your comment gives my hope that I might be on a good way 😉
what kind of gaming do you do and what you do you have, definitely want to switch to Linux full time
@@nichobrooks Who is your question for now?
@@MrJueKa is for the op, but I'm interested in your opinion as well
@@nichobrooks I`m still a Win10 user, but since the end of 2021 I`m very interested in "anything with Linux", because my two "everyday work + photo post processing" PCs don`t run with Win11, my gaming PC is ready for Win11, but I`m not in a hurry
for gaming I don`t stuck with a special genre, I`m playing MMO, startegy, adventure/role play, older "retro" games like "Gothic" ... currently "Guild Wars 2", "The Witcher 3", "God of War", "Warframe", "CoD - Modern Warfare", "PoE", "Neverwinter", "Valheim" and "0 A.D."
my gaming PC:
original AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT 12GB VRAM + AMD Ryzen 5 5600X, 3.7GHz OC to 4.6GHz + Noctua NH-U12S CPU cooler + ASUS ROG Strix B550-F Gaming + G.Skill Ripjaws V DDR4-3200MHz CL16-18-18-38 1.35V 16GB (2x8GB) RAM + 1TB Samsung 970 EVO NVMe M.2 SSD + 2x be quiet! Pure Wings 2 140 mm PWM case cooler + be quiet! STRAIGHT POWER11 CM 650 W 80 PLUS Gold
monitors:
2x "iiyama" Red Eagle G-Master GB2470HSU Fast IPS 165 Hz 0,8ms 23.8" FullHD Monitor + AMD FreeSync Premium + AMD Smart Access Memory (enabled via BIOS) + AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution in matching games
Awesome! I love how your ArchMatic repo has evolved into a completely hands off install with KDE instead of AwesomeWM. I might just wipe windows and run this on my main
Did u run?
@@emiyakiritsugu6329 yes, last night. Worked without issues! I run Arch btw!
What fun. Good luck. I got tired just watching you work getting to this. Can’t wait to try this.
two distro i have in my waitlist top priority
1. Archtitus
2. Distrotube DTos
awesome project
thank you
Excellent! Can't wait to give it a try. Appreciate all the effort and hard work that went into this, thank you. Not only an awesome Arch installation, but also potential for advancement by studying the script itself to understand its' functionality. And perhaps learning how to mod it. What a project! BTW you look absolutely stoked!!
Thank you Chris. I'm immediately and finally install Arch in a brand-new HDD.
u still use a hdd?
Very pathetic comment.
Bro, i couldn't format the drive. Its shows errors after its selected. I tired other OSs. They work fine but Arch sucks. Can you help in that matter?
@@callmethewarlock use the actual manual instead of a script
It took me 2 hours or a bit more to create my arch install due to trial and errors with BTRFS and something as simple as forgetting my charger corrupted my drive. Now with this script it’s so easy to get back on the saddle. Thanks and very wonderful work on the scripting side, so clean and understandable!
Chris:- Types difficult command
Viewer:- *GOSH*
Chris:- Now dont worry!, its about to get easier!
Hi Sir Chris, I installed arch Titus as my daily driver and it was a new experience all together. The script was super simple. Thanks for putting this together. Great Job Sir.
This man is a absolute legend, can't tell you how many times I've used his windows de-bloat scripts, awesome work
100% right with you. I use his scripts all the time. If someone works in the tech world i always suggest to follow him.
Appreciate all of your work. This is one of my favorite tech tuber channels. Glad you focus on getting up and working and actually explaining what is happening. Appreciate that you stay away from fear mongering and bashing. You are an asset to the Linux community and the tech community sir.
It was such a fun time watching you make this. The final arch install is already very similar to my setup as it is now so I guess I'll be forking the project and learning how to script to make it my own
Btw have you set up btrfs with snapshots in this script?
Snapper is installed along with Snapper-GUI, but not configured. I'll need to finish this portion of the script for auto backups.
@@ChrisTitusTech Got it thanks!
New boundaries have been set for the community!
To all the folks who are passionate: Just work on scripts that make linux look, feel and work like windows and macos! Linux mass adoption will be a thing!
I'm so happy because you just did this, Titus.
This is amazing. Your videos helped me switch to Debian. I deleted my Windows 10 install. Loving Bullseye so far.
You're a frik'n hero! I decided to "get back into Linux" when my wife's 5yo ultrabook was bogging in Win10. I began with Manjaro after a bit of studying -- I've been out of Linux for almost a decade. I wanted to do Arch, but I needed a system for some "training wheels" before getting into Arch. This helps bridge the gap. I'm thinking about buying a mini-pc just to screw around further. THANK YOU!
If your main desktop is good, you could just tinker in a VM, it's way easier than to have to switch between the laptop or the computer and your main machine
This is amazing
But would love if it could select a partition then encrypted install
Also being able to detect/ask uefi vs. Bios
Thank you for this! I've been trying to install JUST base Arch Linux for the last 24 hours and kept hitting road blocks with grub-install. I have no idea what was going on I just couldn't get it to install properly. I even tried Archfi and that was having the same issues with grub-install. Something about blocklists. Well, I gotta say, your script worked beautifully. So it had to have been something I was doing or wasn't doing. I'm going to look through your script files and see if I can figure out what I was doing wrong. THANK YOU AGAIN FOR THIS! This is absolutely amazing!
BTW, Arch Titus is going to be the name of my rock band. HELL YEAH!!!
I really like your take on Arch Linux. Can you do something about the Username? I forgot about the thing that starting letter of the username cannot be capital and entered the name, which failed the entire installation. Can you add a comment about it on your script. It will help a lot of the new comers.
Thank You. I came here because of this problem. Your comment helped a lot.
Cool, I'm up for anything that gets people into the world of desktop Linux. Hope you continue to work on this project. I'm curious to see how it grows from here. :)
Finally we got the ultimate "distro"!
Well done, welcome to Gentoo Linux!
@@terrydaktyllus1320 LMAOOOOO love the comment
@@bogicvujadinovic772 Hey, those of us who know Gentoo know that to be true, yes? 18 years and counting with Gentoo for me...
Thanks for updating the script. It is really slick now. And thanks for great and easygoing videos.
The rising of the competition of
DTOS vs ArchTitus
Great Video: Wow you really are going to cause grief for quiet a few people new to using Arch. Installing it is the relatively easy bit, keeping it running after a buggy update is a different matter. On a positive note its a bloody good way to "learn" how a Linux distro works :-)
A stand-alone preset file would be nice for modifying the packages like the one in the sophia where we can easily enble/disable something.
its 2022 and i can say your project is awesome, i tried to install arch for 7 days (i've learn a lot) but now i am trying to learn even more by reading your script.
A GUI installer that allows you to pick the DE and apps/services would be epic. But this is great too if you want "vanilla" arch.
There already is one. Built into Arch.
Love you chris! I wanted to start my first linux experience with arch, and thanks to you now I can
Practice in a virtual drive first. Makes the learning curve so much safer !!! Success. Thanks Chris.
Did you try this one on virtual machine ? I have a problem with vmware ... installed it an it doesn't see the OS, always reboots itself to setup menu again...
@@minnuss got the same error on virtualbox. On arch and windows
@@KeloMellow11 Sooo, I'm not the only one :D
I thought that maybe I did something wrong...but, what can you do wrong when there is like two commands, and 2 options to choose, the script does it all.
@@minnuss Yeah I get the same error found anything yet?
@@user-wn7oq2lp6l No, I am not familiar with Arch, and also have no knowledge about GRUB's or booting problems...so, I guess I'll just wait for someone experienced to fix the problem.
Then again, I'm on Ubuntu, I just wanted to test Arch, it looked so easy ...
This is so awesome! You absolute legend! I've been following the channel for a long time and you never stop amazing us. Great content as always!
I love running base Arch, but the last few installs I just didn’t have the time and went with Manjaro instead. This is exactly what I need - no BS and I can tweak it how I like it after. Would love to know if you’ve tested this on the Framework laptop before I nuke my install though! 😅
I tried this. Manjaro was far too buggy for me.
@@LowHangingFruitForest On the Framework? Interesting. I had no issues with the Xfce one. I’ve had tons of problems with other Arch installers, though. Setting up Arch manually has been the only way I’ve gotten consistently good installs, which is why I’m excited for this.
@@KindjieNo. Vanilla arch is the best experience I’ve had. I was on Manjaro KDE. Vanilla arch is smooth and fast and absolutely nothing onstage that I don’t use. Love it. Arch isn’t bad to setup. I just followed a TH-cam tutorial for an hour. I like the idea of this project, but I’d spend more the removing packages I don’t use than it would take me to just install arch.
I am typing this after installing your script. It all worked! (I am using a Gigabyte mobo with intel processor and Nvidia graphics card). I didn't get a change to choose the "kde plasma" (it was chosen by defaut), but that's what I wanted.
Thank you sooo soo much! Im a fan of your videos Titus! 👌
Not sure if it's just my luck but I tried dual booting this. Once installed on a separate SSD the startup would hang at hostname service. Tired to startx from a different terminal too. Odd.
Been watching your channel since the very beginning and have always wanted a way to install Arch can't say I would use all your packages but this si very cool .
Beautiful and very useful Chris. Thank you for doing that.
With that said, I’m kinda surprised we have all these amazing developers in the open source community and nobody did created a GOOD and user friendly open source package manager for Arch.
I might do so with flutter.
You said it dude! I have tried Manjaro few times, tried install vanilla Arch like three times and tried some other Arch distros for gaming, but I always let them break.
@@Kettupaini Because couldn't find a good enough package manager?
This is amazing on how it is now so easy thanks to you to install Arch, not only with drivers, but with daily use packages. Ty Chris!
Ok. I've tested tons of scripts and supposed "easiest arch installs" and none of them are as simple as this one. My use case is a bit particular 'cause of hybrid graphics. I'll give it a shot today.
Edit: ok, my t440p is really stubborn. I never disable neither tpm nor secure boot. That setup has worked with endeavor os, Manjaro, pop os and even Arch using the archgui isos. But for some reason, with this script my laptop just won't open the desktop environment.
same here, everything goes as needed, but after reboot it keepa hangin on but just before running the gui. Btw I have t460.
Superb script and I love your videos. Been loving them since I made the jump to Linux full time.
HI, Chris, This is amazing, I was successfully able to go through all the installation process, However, towards the end when I reboot, I get directed into my BIOS directly, I cant seem to launch the Arch bootloader. Any advice? Thanks in advance!
Just did an update to fix this. Should be good this go around.
I upgraded it so it can be installed on both legacy and UEFI boots.
@@ChrisTitusTechAwesome! Let me give it another go, just to add to above, I notice that when I run lsblr -f and I notice we have sda1, not sure what the purpose of this partition is.
@@AvinashSharma-qf9kl it actually has 3 partitions it makes now. This is going to look strange to many but since I always use GPT on my disks I wanted to have backward compatibility for those with old machines.
1st partition is 1MB and emulates a MBR record
2nd partition is 100MB and is an EFI partition
3rd is root and hosts the file system.
@@ChrisTitusTech That worked Chris, Thank you!
are you fucking kidding me !!!! This is bloody insane I love this so much how is this the first video I have seen of yours.... time to binge watch you might just be my favorite human at the moment
Love your work. I do have a problem though. Ran the entire setup 3 times. The only difference is that the scrip never askes for the Desktop Version "1. KDE" . At the end it askes for a USER and next for a Device NAME (NO PASSWORD). Then it askes for reboot. Once I reboot it said insert Boot Drive?? Doesn't boot up.
I have a similar issue. I think for older BIOS's we may need Grub boot loader. Hopefully Chris will see my comment above and adds it to the script
@@nzbsgfan I found my problem. When you type in the User Name is must be all small caps. "user"
Nice one Chris. I have been curious to install Arch, but reluctant to do it, because of the time I assume will take me to set it up. This gives a nice opportunity to check Arch. Thank you
what if I chose other instead of kde?, I would really use this just to lay back instead of typing all of the commands to install the normal "hard mode" way. love your work 💪
yeah i was wondering this too as i personally prefer more lightweight desktop enviroments like xfce or gnome
that last one was a joke btw
Archfi! th-cam.com/video/GUtpHFI-vjg/w-d-xo.html
@@yannrampitsch6678 Gnome only uses 540MB if you are not using Ubuntu or something
@@redrush-hp9li that's still not lightweight but much lower than ubuntu and such distros shipping with gnome.
😯 Well you've blown my mind..again. Chris T. the awesome one.
Keep going Chris 👍🏻👍🏻
Greetings from Netherland
"archtitus" sounds like some deadly disease lmaoooo XD jk, thank you for sharing your work is appreciated :)
I have subscribed to your channel and I have no idea how I missed this video by now. That was straight to the point. No new distro. New way to enjoy Arch.
Awesome 👍🏿
Man you are amazing. there is a lot off linux 'guru@ youtuber talking but you are the only one doing amazing stuff. all the best for you. and dont stop.
Look at this, people.
Chris tried his best making Arch more accessible to the public and he succeeded well doing the first step.
Still not gonna try it myself but seeing such scripts is something I wish would exist for all the major distros out there - including Arch - instead of doing yet another derivative.
Kudos, Chris. This should go a long way in making Arch more accessible. Now that you've reached this pillar, I suppose the next challenge would be to script a Gentoo install so that everything would be optimized for the available hardware. :)
ArchTitus has been a learning curve i have enjoyed. i hope to ride like a pro surfer on my journey into the world of linux. thankyou Chris for all of your hard work and effort!!! i look forward to all your future video's, after watching all of your previous one's.
You are a legend, The script is awesome 👍👍👍👍👍
I really love this method instead of some obscure Distro that stopped being updated I run my laptop on. I'll definitely try this!
Really appreciate your demonstration of install methods from Terminal.
Tried this last night on my desktop & all went well so now I triple boot into 3 different arch setups. Installing on laptop at work now lol. Nice work sir
looks great, Chris.. Love it. I bought your Pop/Mac setup to play with as well a month or two ago. Love that as well. Would also love to see you work that setup on Arch as well -- perhaps under the ' 2. other ' option. Rock on...
You my good man are a living legend 👍 Thank you for doing the nitty gritty stuff to help people on their way always appreciate the work
Awesome work, thank you fro the effort! You were the one who got me into Linux with your PopOS videos, gonna mess around with this later. Thanks again!
Well built script for arch Linux handles all of the time for me to figure out all of the wine dependency’s and is very slick and looks way better than windows 10 desktop. Congrats on committing so much time to this and helping more users switch to Linux.
Love the channel, keep up the great content. Trying ArchTitus today!
Chris, i watched your live stream it was fun and intresting (even though i am not a computer science major). i have been learning linux on my own by your channel and reddit and this arch looks awesome. probably i will install and have a feel for it myself.
Awesome work Chris. This Worked like a charm.
thank you for the script chris! Forked it and ready to make it my own. :)
I can't wait to try it!
Thank you for all the hard work!
Great video man this is crazy thank you for all your hard work on this!
I love this -- it inspired me to curate my own script based on yours. Thanks for the video!
Awesome script.. So much effort and great commitment from Chris..Great channel.. Thank you so much
Fantastic job, thank you very much for the time and the endeavor. Really appreciate.
Looks great. Such good work. My laptop is about to get a new drive!
This is cool. Good for those with little to no experience with Linux installs. Great start to learning.
I'm super excited for your new project with debian server, and this will probably be my tide-me-over until then.
Another excellent job! Seems like a more easier version than archfi, which is something many people would probably love
Awesome, first time using arch linux
thk u fr making it convenient for me
do keep up the gud work 👍 (also loved ur nvidia driver video)
Thankyou Chris it's amazing better than Archfi & the official install script, on the iso, I'd be nice for more options like FDE & a different filesystem, btrfs is great but having options is better, overall great work, thankyou again.
super cool man!! I would love to see more videos like this with different distros.
You gave me courage to use Arch for the first time, I'll definitely use your script! Thanks Titus
@Aurora probably I'll, not gonna lie 😂
Arch isn't hard. Try it. You might like it.
I'm no Linux pro but this is badass. Now I can try Arch to see what I think without jumping the insane hoops of doing it the hard way. I'm a Manjaro fan because it's arch based and works so well. My only complaint is it doesn't clear cache out the box of repositories. Does yours do that or do I need to run the commands to set it up?
I am going to use this. After installing Voyager OS which WAS NEAR PERFECT, I have to go on to something that is PERFECT...so I will take YOUR WONDERFUL script and edit it a tiny bit...removing IMO trash like brave and replacing it with a proper LibreWolf/fox etc. Really taking the work out of this for us with YOUR labor though, so SUPER appreciated you and your video :)
Hey Chris! This guide is really cool!
It will be great if you make a video in which you explain your script but for Debian/Ubuntu base. It will be great!
YOU ARE AN APPRECIABLE man for this master piece.
At looking over the scripts briefly, the main thing that jumped out at me is that there's only one btrfs subvolume. The main thing I was looking for was if you had a nice btrfs subvolume scheme setup I could copy / paste so I wouldn't have to look up how to do all that in Arch, as it was a pain in the ass the last time I did it :D
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This is great project btw. I'm gonna fork this thing soon and customize the script for dwm on laptop.
DUDE I LOVE IT THIS IS AWESOME, gonna try it as soon as possible
In this video you sound so exited, the pauses and little jokes 😂
But honestly what a beautiful and awesome command and project!
Awesome project! I do however want to disagree with you respectfully on one topic. To say that one should just use the terminal to install packages assumes they know what they want to install. Not everyone knows the package name for a given program offhandedly. Nor that a solution even exists for their problem. That issue aside I do love this channel and keep up the awesome work!
This is great, cant wait to give it a try. If you could have a web GUI like ninite that allows you to pick your packages and then generates the script that would be even more amazing!
Hey Chris, first of all, waow, you surely have some mad linux skills, looks really good. I tryed to install this on my pc, but some how when i have to pick my HDD where to install it, it runs a load of stuff really fast and end up with something like can't unmount and then reboot to the drive with windows on. Yes i am picking an empty drive but it is tho NTFS formatted. Many someone here knows where i can find some info on how to get it to pick the drive and install. Thanks a gain Chris hope i get this to work. Oh and yeah i am new to linux :P only tryed POP! OS
Found the problem. Forgot the /dev/ only problem i have now is that when it ask for my name in the installer, it say useradd failed. And when i reboot to the login screen it say find your user and Enter password. But there are no users and no bar to type the pass.
installed this! Works perfectly smooth as butter
Heretic! Love it. Already have Arch running so I'll forgo doing this, but I love the work you put into this Chris.