Comment by godelski

9 months ago

No, it was a bit different. Basically the install guide cut down with more direct suggestions for typical setups. I believe this is it[0] and I also found this reddit post from 9 years ago talking about the migration[1]. Today, that link will redirect to the standard installation guide.

[0] https://web.archive.org/web/20130116090332/https://wiki.arch...

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/archlinux/comments/4z7z0i/the_begin...

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johnisgood  9 months ago

Oh, that archive is exactly what I wanted! I wish it as up to date. :(

  • godelski  9 months ago

    Sorry we lost the fight. I'm hoping our loss can serve as a lesson for how not to lose other fights.

    But given how things are now, I'd highly recommend https://endeavouros.com/ if you're doing standard things (good with Nvidia GPUs)

    • johnisgood  9 months ago

      I have not heard of it, but considering it seems easy to install, I might recommend it to others.

      I will keep installing Void and Arch on my own systems, however.

      Thanks for the suggestion!

      BTW, according to the archive.org you sent me, Begginer's Guide indeed turned out to be the Installation Guide: https://web.archive.org/web/20200708051126/https://wiki.arch...

      (I just selected a newer version from your link).

      So I think it indeed was the Beginner's Guide, or even the old version of Installation Guide that I really liked, it had all the things you need to get it up and running. Now everything is in its own wiki page and it is really annoying when I just want to use links in one or two tty and do the installing from tty1.

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