Actually, yes. In many, many aspects Arch wiki requires a lot of prerequisite knowledge. Otherwise, you’ll be better off following online guides.
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Why not? It takes a few hours at most, and I get a new interesting experience.
It is amazing if you’ve settled on your distribution of choice, though.
Very easy nowadays, even manually with all the guides, so you can cross that one off quite easily.
Arch Wiki is great, but it’s mostly oriented on people who already know something. And installation page should be very clearly written for absolute noobs.
Go ahead, install Arch on a VM (it’s not hard at all, actually!) and get your medal.
Then keep with Endeavour and enjoy your ride :D
Installing Arch manually is not hard, and there are plenty of step-by-step guides.
Figuring out what you need next and then managing this mess is more complicated.
Source: I installed Arch manually btw
Except it won’t look so pretty and also I can’t imagine using the dispensers without taking them out of that thing unless it’s VERY rigid.
That’s why pay-as-you-go payment model is completely unfitting for the world of computers.
Prices can rack up dramatically without you noticing.
Super valid!
My point is: there’s little to brag about. But hey, I got that badge anyway.