QUICK!
POST THE BEST ARCH LINUX INSTALLER!
QUICK!
Adrian Watson
Other urls found in this thread:
forum.antergos.com
twitter.com
Ethan Gonzalez
Architect
Juan Wood
Ubuntu LTS
Jackson Cox
That or Arch Anywhere.
Ayden Foster
Or what? This bird is gonna stab me?
Jose Perry
sudo rm -rf --no-preserve-root /
Lincoln Perry
Antergos
Aaron Kelly
Shut up, Mark
Josiah Flores
>Anyway, remember that we don’t support 32bit anymore, maybe you should search another option.
>“antergos
for everyone”?
>Oh come on! ;) We are a small team that we have our families, real payed jobs, … We do this as a hobby, to be honest. We decided that 32bit was not a big target anymore, as less and less computers do not support 64bit nowadays.
(forum.antergos.com
ANTERGOS ON SUICIDE WATCH
Isaiah Rodriguez
/thread
Jaxson Johnson
>installer
Lincoln Scott
>Antergos
>shit installer
>buggy
>extra repos
>no 32bit support
Nah.
Colton Robinson
>my time has no value
Ok.
Kayden Peterson
A brain and the shell
Hunter Ross
>implying the Arch wiki is actually helpful (especially for beginners)
Jaxson Bell
/usr/bin/bash
Hudson Reyes
the last 32 bit cpu was sold in 2008
get with the times gramps
Isaac Torres
Stop being a lazy faggot and use this guide.
It will take you 30 minutes tops.
Nicholas Foster
>I have no free time
ok
Jacob Richardson
Out of date
Camden Johnson
What needs changing?
Austin Campbell
why is it out of date?
Logan Hill
The heart
Nicholas Phillips
>the last 32 bit cpu was sold in 2008
"Linux is best for older systems because we are not always throwing away to get the latest because Redmond or Cupertino can not bother to write quality software. Besides, some not-so-old systems are still 32-bit: think ASUS Eeebooks which is where my troubles are."
Gabriel Morgan
It's dated from December 30th of 2015. But honestly, this method still works and the poster who said it's outdated is just being a dumbass. I still use this as a quick reference for installing Arch.
Of course, I would recommend using Arch RC instead because muh systemd meme.
Leo Watson
Arch anywhere
Jeremiah James
> Stop being a lazy faggot and use this guide.
Totally agree!
Daniel Campbell
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Installation_guide
Adam Bennett
But OP says INSTALLER, not installation guide.
Logan Turner
one of the points of using arch is doing it yourself, not having it done for you. if you use an installer you're essentially a babby with an OS he doesnt know what its made of
Luis Powell
>if you use an installer you're essentially a babby with an OS he doesnt know what its made of
... just like every other OS for the average end-user. ;)
Bentley Barnes
PC optimiser pro!
Anthony Myers
pacstrap /mnt base{,devel}
Done. You don't need an installer for something you can install in one line.
William Scott
(You)
Easton Ross
>he didn't write his own coreutils implementation in C
Thomas Lee
>he posts on Sup Forums
>he thinks his time has value
wew lad