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PREVIOUS EPISODE: • I Forced Myself to Use Linux For ANOT...
My config files: github.com/Livakivi/config-files
MUSIC:
Baki OST - Oliver's margin
Time Fragment - 誘導されたビジョン
【魔王魂公式】フリーBGM素材 民族02
Sawteeth - Growing Sprout (sawteeth.bandcamp.com/album/jungle-fatigue-vol-3)
Macroblank - ピアスアーマー
Time Fragment - カウボーイビバップ
Takeshi Abo - TAE
Takeshi Abo - LEASE (Spongebob Style)
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro & plans
00:50 Why Nvidia?
1:45 Nvidia on Linux is improving
2:00 Why Arch Linux?
3:20 Getting started
4:05 "Arch is pragmatic"
4:48 "Arch is user-centric"
5:40 "Why not use Arch?"
6:55 "Don't use Arch if you're happy with your OS"
7:20 "Arch is the best"
8:05 Arch FAQ continued
9:00 Installing Arch!
14:45 Archinstall
18:20 Install finished!
18:50 Install corrupt
19:50 Hyprland
20:45 Installing DaVinci Resolve on Arch Linux
22:25 Hyprland issues
23:15 Trying Qtile (for 5 seconds)
23:25 Cinnamon/Linux Mint
24:00 Xfce + i3
24:35 Monitors not waking up from sleep
24:45 tint2 panel
25:00 x11/i3/xfce issues
25:55 Gaming on Fedora 39 (cs 1.6)
26:45 League of Legends on Fedora 39 (2023)
27:15 Tomb Raider II on Nobara/Fedora/Arch
27:55 Night in the Woods (Arch)
28:35 Getting too old for this
29:35 DaVinci Resolve on Arch + x11
31:05 Vexing inherit limitations
31:30 Is this even worth it?
32:00 Linux is not an option for me right now
32:25 The future and Cosmic
33:15 Arch benefits
33:40 Arch repo issue with Discord
33:55 AUR package issues
34:17 Arch was exactly what it promised to be
34:26 Setting up Arch takes a lot of time
34:45 EndeavourOS? CachyOS?
34:58 I might as well use Fedora, but the distro doesn't matter
35:18 THE END
35:32 Outro
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YouTube Comments - 793 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
I was sent a picture of myself therefore I comment
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26:45 WINE stands for Wine Is Not an Emulator.
The use of the word "emulating" has hurt my Arch Linux user BTW soul and I don't think I will recover from it.
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20:32 it's so funny how small Linux world is, you have picked my config
guess it wasn't a bad idea to share it after all :)
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Holy cow he did it, only 3 weeks later too. Keep it up man
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I'm currently at 20 minutes, but fyi, the archinstall script is named in the text you cleared in when you boot in the archinstall iso.
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As someone who has experience with dual booting Windows with Linux, Windows making partitions read only is probably because you have fast startup enabled, which sort of hibernates certain parts of the system to make your Windows boot a lot faster (or when you shut down Windows improperly and haven't run chkdsk in Windows or ntfsfix under Linux, it can also make the Windows partition read only). You should disable fast startup feature in Windows to have less issues dual booting.
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As a software dev, the Arch wiki is one of the best documentations I've ever seen considering the amount it covers. The only things that come close are Apple's documentation for Swift, the MDN, and maybe Java's docs
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Wow, I wasn't expecting another Linux video so soon. Awesome work.
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You caught me off guard with that Sonic Adventure clip at 8:10. I knew you were one of our people (why I subbed), but damn, you really are one of our people.
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Genuinely surprised you’ve got this many issues with your setup. I’ve got a 3090, and stuff literally just worked after I installed Linux Mint.
Really hope whatever issues you were having will someday be resolved!
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Unexpected, but highly appreciated. Always love the stuff you make, keep it up Livakivi. 🔥❤
Unexpected as in I wasn't expecting a vide
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I was really hoping that using arch would be the turning point in the livas linux arc. Anyways, this was a really entertaining series
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The only take away from these "linux challenge" youtube videos is that davinci resolve for linux sucks.
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I am really REALLY surprised you got a 36 minute video out in 3 weeks. Keep up the good upload schedule👍
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I am a long time linux user.
As long as this X11 to Wayland transition is still going on there will be painpoints.
Wine games using only wayland is still being worked on.
Jetbrains for example only recently introduced wayland experimentally.
No idea what Black magic is doing.
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Installing from the Wiki is the one true way — so many people follow random, out-of-date video tutorials, then complain when things break. Good on you for putting in the work up front!
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"Disk encryption... いらねぇ"
Very relatable, lol
I will say, I would normally advise against using archinstall. The benefit of actually installing the system yourself is that you learn how everything fits together, which makes fixing potential future problems a lot easier.
And while I wouldn't say that things breaking is particularly common, it does happen. In the ten or so years I've been using Arch, I ended up with an unbootable system after an update maybe three times. And once time my keyboard stopped working, which is about the same severity, lol. (That particular problem was a bug in the kernel and downgrading fixed it. Two kernel versions later it was also fixed there)
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i am loving your Linux series and series of other YouTubers testing stuff on linux and telling their experience, as new or experienced users
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This kind of trouble shooting is a real pain to go through, but I find it very useful. I was a windows 11 users totally fed up with the OS for various reasons. I decided to give Linux Mint a shot and I love it so far. There have been issues but I have been able to trouble shoot them and the troubleshooting has been less frustrating than Windows 11. I think the best OS probably depends on your knowledge, your goals, and the amount of time you have. I think it will be awhile before I'm trying Arch after seeing what you went through.
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@Livakivi
1 month ago
I just discovered a fix for the crackling audio in DaVinci Resolve!
Whilst I was finishing up this video, apparently someone found a (potential?) fix on the DaVinci Resolve forum.
Note, I haven't tried this out extensively yet, but I recorded a few short clips that were fine:
- Make sure DaVinci Resolve is using PulseAudio ALSA, if its using Pipewire, you'll get no output.
- To fix the crackling, go to Video and Audio I/O settings, and put "Playback Processing Buffer" to 1024, and "Record Buffer Size" to 6.
This increases the latency a bit, but it shouldn't be a big issue for most people.
Now if it only weren't for the mysterious random "Loading Projects" issue. I'm not really sure what causes it considering that on Fedora 39, I don't remember having that issue.
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