Nov 13 (edited) • ❓Question
Is there a right way to install Arch Linux?
Hey everyone,
I have a CPU with these stats:
RAM - 15 GB
Intel core I5 processor
storage - 914 Gi
I have ubuntu (without GUI) on it for a while.
The only usb i have already has ubuntu ISO on it and I couldn't format it on my windows. so I inserted it on ubuntu machine, ssh into it and wiped it clean.
In the process I've learnt what partitions are and how to manage them, using commands like blkid, lsblk, fdisk, which felt good.
I want to switch to Arch Linux now.
I will be documenting the whole process as I go. I just have one doubt in mind.
Is there a right way to do it? like by not watching tutorials? or do you just follow the installation guide from Arch Wiki?
I'm curious if there are things I should or should'nt do to get a good learning out of this?
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Is there a right way to install Arch Linux?
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