For those who would can't be asked to install Arch Linux from ground up because you have done a few times (Note this is not recommended for a new user since it is important to know the foundation of your OS), then you may use the AUI script provided by GitHub user helmuthdu
Info needed to install:
GitHub Link
You will need to know as well how to partition your drive.
Where this script excels is that it cuts down on a lot of commands that one would perform if was to install Arch via the Wiki and helps a lot on the base installation (i.e. installing alsa and pulse audio, the archive programs etc...
Video Tutorial from a user showing how to use it:
Enjoy
NOTE: Please read Arch Wiki in terms of the following as you will need to know if you want to install it or not:
YAOURT
Packer
Pacaur
ssh
NFS
Samba
TLP
ZRAM
Info needed to install:
GitHub Link
You will need to know as well how to partition your drive.
Where this script excels is that it cuts down on a lot of commands that one would perform if was to install Arch via the Wiki and helps a lot on the base installation (i.e. installing alsa and pulse audio, the archive programs etc...
Video Tutorial from a user showing how to use it:
Enjoy
NOTE: Please read Arch Wiki in terms of the following as you will need to know if you want to install it or not:
YAOURT
Packer
Pacaur
ssh
NFS
Samba
TLP
ZRAM
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