I made a 10-in-1 programming tutorial - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ZtOIfayEy826dY0.html

You missed the part where Ubuntu decides to break itself just because it felt like it.

Gentoo: what windows users think linux users do Arch: what linux users tell windows users they do Ubuntu: what linux users actually do 90% of the time

Ubuntu: Here's an easy GUI installer, it'll do everything for you Fedora: Here's a GUI installer but feel free to customize whatever you want either with installer or with terminal or something else like gparted Arch: Haha screw you and learn all my CLI tools Gentoo: *compile from source mortal*

Installing Ubuntu is unironically easier than installing Windows.

the reason most Arch users are so in your face about using it is because most of them installed it before the scripting came out and faced literal hell, so them always saying "hey I use Arch Linux for my computer btw" is something equivalent to "hey I fought and slayed a dragon and now hold it's head on my mantlepiece but it still doesn't connect to bluetooth btw"

Arch users feeling like top tier hackers after merely copy pasting every step on the wiki and not even understanding what or why they’re doing it 😂

In my view, Gentoo is about learning the internals of packages and know how to troubleshoot and solve errors. And the knowledge is mostly transferable to any distro after that. I am the one everybody calls when their Linux distro fails to boot and they need hardcore recovery.

You gotta give Ubuntu (or any other relatively easy to install distros like Fedora or openSUSE) credit; they might not be the best/fastest/smallest distros around, but you have to admit installing them is - in 90% of cases - really intuitive and leaves you with a default installation that would satisfy most "I have to work _at_ my PC, not _on_ it" users. Sure, getting the perfect install _for your specific needs_ isn't gonna be just the Ubuntu defaults, but it's still admirable to try and make it as easy as possible for the largest number of users with varying levels of skill.

Gentoo taught me how to install Arch better than Arch did. I don't know if it was because of experience, but I installed Arch better than I used to from Gentoo.

Once i was stuck with no heating, and was basically freezing to death. So i ran emerge -e world on my laptop and used it for warmth. True story. Gentoo saved my life.

Dude install an os every time he boot his computer, what a chad ...

You know you have gone to far, when you want to install gentoo to relax.

i once installed gentoo on a core 2 duo thinkpad with 2 gigs of ram on an old hdd. I also made breakfast & dinner on the laptop whilst it was compiling everything

I like the fact that you pick "The only thing they fear is you" for Gentoo

I'm using Gentoo (with custom kernel config, not some genkernel) daily as my work machine. Yes, it took about 3 months to configure and tweak everything, but it's also as fast as slim as I can probably make it.

Ok, you loose some swag points for using ext4 instead of btrfs (ext4 is ok, but looses on swag), you didn't create a user for gentoo, therefore after reboot you will be stuck at the login and clearly your make.conf USE flags missed pipewire or pulseaudio (and don't tell me it's a soundless sever, you added alsa). However 9.99/10.

The reason unbuntu is used in educational institutions.

Arch now has a scripted installer on the iso, you don't have to do all this manually anymore. all you had to do was run 'archinstall', and you just choose your options via the procedural menu, and you're done relatively quickly.

I first used Linux in the late 90s, when I bought a magazine with Slackware 3.5, after that I always believed that Linux only get easier to use with the years.

In 2014 I spent 2 weeks to install gentoo and since then my knowledge of linux has almost always increased. Only a year ago I installed this system on my PC as the only one and I can confidently say that it is well configured, works stably and if something breaks I have no problem fixing it, no problem setting up kvm/bluetooth/wifi/clang+musl+libcxx/zfs and a bunch of other stuff. Almost everything shown in the video I either remember by heart or know how to find in a couple of minutes. I sincerely sympathize with people who get into this without proper motivation and a good base. If I wasn't an enthusiast, I'd spit on everything myself and use Windows :D

I only use Gentoo at home. I have a Gentoo server on my personal network so it refreshes and compiles every day at a specific time, my computers x64_86 immediately pick up when their build is ready via simple scripts. I also have other automatic builds for ARM32&ARM64 along with other builds that demand small amount of space. I've always managed to get more space on the internal disks with super small builds.

make more like this please. seeing installation in some different speeds makes you feel agitated but enjoyed.installation is an art with its all completeness.

Gentu -> One step above Linux-From-Scratch.

I really like your videos 😂😂😂 Both educational and funny and you don't waste time on anything 👌🏻❤️ (other than installing arch btw 😁)

It is the fact that he installed Arch off the top of his mind and proceeded to ask about closing the terminal for me

Installing Gentoo has gotten much easier since you don't need to configure and compile a kernel anymore (you can still do it yourself, though). If you just want a running gentoo system and follow the handbook, I guess you could be done installing the base system in about 30-45 minutes; this would leave you with a minimal installation with no desktop environment, no office suite and so on. Installing those would of course take a while, depending on your processing power and RAM.

arch makes you feel good that you did a thing when you (eventually) set it up right and the way you want it.

Arch Linux also features archinstall, which is like any of your standard installer, but in CLI.

> Uses iwctl to connect to a network but cfdisk to partition

This video is actually a good install guide lol

Somehow the sounds played as you were displaying the logos of the distros felt very accurate 😂

True sigma installs ubuntu, then uses ubuntu as runtime environment to install gentoo. Booots into gentoo to install the ultimate OS, arch linux.

Following the magnificent arch wiki installation guide is not hard. It looks hard, but it's not. And it's insightful. I learned so much about how my computer works simply by installing it myself. I know this doesn't make me a developer or a big nerd able to do everything by myself, but at least it gives me the impression to know my machine.

Це найкраще відео-порівняння яке я міг бачити за весь час використання мною Arch і Gentoo. Дуже повеселило. Дякую

Love how this is so accurate

Thanks for the video!

I've managed to get Gentoo goin' in VirtualBox. Yeah it's was complicated as usual but I like typing and feeling a sense of succeeding and scrolling text. I was curious(mostly stemming from WindowsG Electronics and mister Outlaw himself) and thank goodness that my computer didn't explode during the emerge processes. My make.conf file was primitive during all of that, MAKEOPTS were set as well as special arguments pertaining for Xorg(post install) and let's not forget USE but everything else was absent.

A Gentoo installation is the first thing our apprentices have to do :) Most of them never used a terminal before.

Ah, I get why you didn’t include LFS. We’d be here for actual hours even sped up.

How did you do that partitioning so fast? When i tried i couldnt get it to work (or i assume thats the issue given the fact that thats the only part of the install process not covered by the wiki, which is dumb because i feel like thats more important than setting up your timezone which got like 5 paragraphs

What‘s the name of the song during the Arch installation?

Have not you build Red Hat kernels back in the days? :) Nice video.

Am I the only to think Arch installation is pure art? That is a Linux in its most refined form, a black screen and almost zero resources wasted. Like an empty canvas ready for whatever you want to put in it

I've been using Ubuntu for years now. It lets me do work. Instead of working on the OS figuring out how to make things happen.. Ubuntu for actual work is great... That's what I like. I'm sure there are other great distros but that works for me ...

I love it how the arch hax0r is 'messing with the mirror list'😃 Gentoo music is accurate. 😂

Just used archinstall script yesterday, took like 1 min to set up and 5 mins to copy files, result is fully working OS with video drivers and gnome/kde

Even manually installing Kubuntu on a ZFS filesystem is less effort than installing Arch or Gentoo.

Sick riff playing on the gentoo one

Just made my first Arch install with kde plasma, and mac os theming

yeah I remember completely broke my WiFi hardware (I think it was a switch to turn on WiFi module I guess?) when installing Arch Linux for the first time on host machine (I’ve done it on VirtualBox only)

Assuming that you don't have another os installed or mutliple disks, archinstall should help you a lot. Unfortunately, it very often isn't the case...

Unrealistic Ubuntu didn’t spontaneously combust for no reason

2 days ago I just decided that it would be fun to make a gentoo VM, it’s my first time with it, howly cow

Okay, now I know my frustrations with iwctl is universal. Every time I go to install Arch, I feel like I will never be able to connect to my internet every again.

Arch install can be terrifying the 1st times, but after running modded steam games having everything mounted correctly is so satisfying xD

Thx for the tutorial

Arch has the archinstall since a bit...this is piece of cake now!

I now reconsidered installing arch

I installed arch on an old laptop, and when compiling even small packages it takes ages and heats up a ton, if i tried to install gentoo, it would unironically be completely fried unless i disconnect the power supply in time.

Wake up, Neo.

When I installed Gentoo first time, it took me like 2 days. I mean seriously. Even with KZfaq tutorial on phone.

installing gentoo can be helpful if you want to learn how to develop your own operating system

How did I know from the title there would be doom metal....I just knew.

Arch isn't that bad, but if I'm looking for "close enough" to vanilla, I just fire up arco. if you remove the arco repo, for the most part, you're back to vanilla arch, but the install was a lot quicker...plus you can set your default and only wm to LeftWM or some other more obscure WM. Gentoo on the other hand does require taking care. if you forget a step (i.e. forgetting about your resolv.conf file or missing a mount point while bootstrapping), you could end up backtracking a bit.

Should have added parts where the camera jumps from the screen and there is some random demon slaughter and then returning back to definitions.

What is the arch linux installer song?

as a gentoo user can confirm thats true

Stop it, you're giving me The Craving for a new Gentoo build

What is the name of a song at the end of the video?

Waaaait... Since when does the Ubuntu Installer support active directory?

uh, in the arch part, why would you ping baidu's server to test internet? as a chinese im surprised to see baidu on youtube

What happens if in the middle of installation the power suddenly goes off ?

is the penguin pigeon in the thumbnail from winged experience lol

I love how Gentoo promises efficiency while also burning shitload of energy to achieve it

The first time I installed Ubuntu, after having messed with Susé and Mandrake in the past, it went so smoothly and quickly I called BS. Turned out I was wrong. Everything actually _was_ fine.

I Wonder, why wouldn’t you feature Archinstall, or an Arch Distro like EOS, for the showcase?

As a Gentoo user I can confirm I update my system when my room is cold

0:18 pix city soundtrack wow, fucking nostalgic

Arch, Gentoo, that's cute, i learned how to install Crux :3

Time to install Linux from scratch now

the weak password is a nice touch

Awesome video Btw

What's the music during the arch linux installation?

Real 🗣️

installing arch can be easy too. for those new users of linux who may take this meme a bit too much literal

when the DOOM music hit.. I knew.. I knew 😂

1st half a second was the ubuntu install process, rest was waiting for the mouse to move.

archinstall

Which music u used on gentoo?

I am watching this while my kernel compiles.

Gentoo be Like

you forgot the part of the linux installation where you forget to install NetworkManager and sudo and have have to go back to the usb drive to install it

Sry but what is the name of the song of the arch installation part? Thx in advance:)

I'm planning to move to Linux when Microsoft stop supporting windows 10 (unless they make windows 11 works more batter for potaos like mine) and i don't know what distribution i go, for any help ?

here before you blow up 🫡 noice vids

Make video about installing vanilla RHEL, not a clone. 😃😃

you typed network manager wrong in the arch install, Okay Ubuntu is the easiest, but Arch isn't that hard too. Gentoo can be frustrating, but once up and running it is easy to keep it managed well.

HOW DARE U USE A WEAK PASSWORD

Stick Linux Mint on your machines !! Easy and all the hardware can be tested before you comit to the install !! Been using it on all my home machines now for 5 years !! Just try it