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Hey Chris I have a question that sort of relates to this video so I thought i might see if you know how to fix this small problem. I am running arch with KDE and latte-dock. I have the normal typical config with a panel on top and the latte-dock on bottom. So here is my question I have install librewolf and the global menu on the top panel does not play nice with it. Any ideas?
Please make another video explaining step by step on how to do everything because you skipped a couple things like : How to customize the Login Page and e.c.t And I had trouble with some of the code.
can you make windows 7 thin pc iso 32 bit file to 64 bit?, the only thing here is to edit the architecture. everything else remains the same. i asked many people but still not get the best answer, they just asked me to install 64bit versions available, they don't know how to modify the iso file.
Thanks so much. I'm 66 and I do indeed remember the early days when everything with computing was a discovery. Then somewhere along the line Windows became as exciting as a toaster. I didn't even know it was possible to create our own OS. Inspirational!
Gosh I agree. You have to go the EXTRA mile just to have a live wallpaper on Windows. It's frustrating because I love customizing the things I have, and Windows makes that hard as heck. I think I'd go so far as to say that even toasters are more exciting. You never know when it's about to pop up. 😂
@The Cool Space it was an old comment, there was actually an account called "Chris Titus Tech" but wasn't the real guy, I was replying to the fake ctt and asking the the real ctt to remove that comment. I wasn't in any way talking about the parent comment
@@tsunekovyusa23 Thanks for the background. I'll actually change the way I say it given the context. I just thought people pronounced it that way as another one of those strange things Linux people say haha.
A little confused by the title - I already use arch with my own choices of all that stuff, so I was hoping you *were* talking about "from scratch." I was getting excited for some C.
I guess he's targeting the noob side of the community. To them being able to install exactly what you want may count as "making your own OS". I agree to some extent because you pretty much *are* making your own OS but it's not *actually* making an OS. But hey, if this gets someone excited to try out something more minimal, then I think the video did its job.
to be fair nobody here would be able to program there own operating system from scratch, and even if someone could do it, they would need 10 years to have an OS that is 10x worse then any other operating system and cant run any programm that exists
I could spend hours watching a video of you customizing the different desktops and all (although I know that in linux, everything is faster, and cleaner). It's just mesmerizing how you took it to the next level.
Several years back I installed a Debian minimal with a terminal, openbox and a web browser on day one. Anything else I needed was a simple apt-get install away. It doesn't get any easier than that.
Man. It's not like buid up files, and all elements from scratch and compile. But build up based of mounting built in blocks. This is vanilla customization. It's also a legit concept on choosing from scratch how a person would like an Operating System, or distro. Also, this is also kind of what anybody does when replililes linux kernel.
You know that source for VS Code is open source but the version you download from Microsoft has some tracking built in ? There is a fork called VSCodium that is entirely open source and safe
I love this video, but after compiling all of the settings how would you package this into a .ISO file so other people can download it and use if they wish too. Would love to see a video on that. But its a cool vid. Thank you Chris Titus.
Finally a tutorial video where there is no thing that got changed or just other random stuff that happens always when I follow ANY tutorial video. Thank you! (I update this comment if I find something as I'm only at the base system configuration stage lol)
Chris, you have done something I didn't think anybody could do. No one has made a tutorial about how to make a 3d game completely from scratch because it's to hard to learn and even harder to teach. But you made a tutorial way beyond that difficulty! I have never seen a coder as good as you.
Yay is better than Paru! ... Come at me bro! Haha, in all seriousness, paru and yay are great and maintained. Yay - built in go Paru - built in rust There was a video saying Yay wasn't maintained... That was FALSE!
Yes pretty much I watched the vid from distrotube he said yay wasn’t really being maintained so I threw pura on one of my pc’s with manjaro I personally also prefer yay I really don’t understand why the list on pura is from what top to button so you have to scrol up to see the package you want every time. I just thought it would maybe be nice to look at some alternatives to yay
For those who have hidpi screens, make sure to run sh archfi -sf ( where sf=skip font) To keep the font from becoming really small on archfi. Learnt this the hard way.
Chris Titus Tech and DistroTube are my 2 favs. If there's a new distro, DE, package manager, etc., it's an absolute certainty that one of these 2 channels will cover it. And they'll cover it well!
I was watching videos about writing operating systems somewhat recently and I thought this was a video about that too but I'm still happy to see people spreading the love of Linux
Finally a great Linux video after many days! I didn't know about the script for installing Arch Linux. I'm gonna follow this video for a clean Arch Linux now, thanks! 😉
I've been using a windows computer since Windows for Workgroups with DOS 6.2 and all the other as you have, all the way to Windows 10 Pro now. Been looking at other distros for Linux and downloading them and see how each one works and I find it interesting to me. I'm 68 now but computers and technology always interest me. Thanks for the walk thru have a good one.
Thanks for doing this. I have am interest in repurposing old hardware. While there are lightweight to very lightweight distributions that can be installed, the best way is to build a custom distribution for each system. I'm a long way from that right now. It seems Linux from Scratch is the mode I think. But this tutorial may be the easiest way to start. Boy, I have a lot to learn. I grew up on DOS and Windows. Though I could have, I've never dig that deeply into those systems other than configuration efficiency. Mostly to play games.
This video inspired me upon it's release to embark on learning to use linux. I started with Ubuntu and quickly jumped ship to Pop_OS! where I officially abandoned windows entirely with intent to use Pop as my host until I learned what I needed to learn to build my own system. About a year and a half later, I'm now running my own Arch system thanks to your videos and the videos of a couple other youtubers here who have been generous enough to share your knowledge with the world. I still have a long ways to go before I really know anything about linux. But I definitely feel as though I'm ahead of the game at this point. Keep doing what you do, and thank you!
I'll be 77 on the 31st of January.....installed linux mint 18 on hp z400,made usb installer for lmde 4, installed it. Works good. I am a very green newby determined to learn linux
Awesome video, thanks Chris. Ventoy alone was an amazing tool for me to learn more about. Arch is fun to install and customize and I’ll need to try your menu-driven way to see how it goes. Thanks again great content!
@@weqweqkweq7264 I Don't trust Microsoft. That's why Ameliorated was created. It's a community driven effort to purge Windows of all spyware telemetry and bloat. It's got 2 gigabytes of spyware stuff removed from it including Windows Updates. Microsoft couldn't phone home with it if they wanted to. It's pretty cool for those who must use Windows.
I love my Arch Linux install with my custom-compiled Linux kernel, a version of KDE 5 made to look like it's Windows 7 (with Aero Glass enabled) and packages that focus on getting out the most performance and privacy from my PC. But let's keep it a buck fifty; if Ubuntu Rolling Rhino becomes great, I'm gonna say goodbye to Arch and go back to the familiarity of Ubuntu (and Debian-based systems in general), now with some rolling release goodness sprinkled onto it.
I looked at your LinkedIn resume pretty insane!!!! How much knowledge you have, it’s mind boggling lol with only a CC degree you outshine a lot of these kids out here, definitely a IT veteran much respect to you!.
How would I turn this into an iso to give to other people? I've tried a number of times however there seems to be no information on it and also every time I try the packages are there but not the desktop configuration/theming
Insane as it is. I think we need to build our own os systems . One of my desired ones is a windows esqe one thats a mix of winxp/7 with a few God win10 features .
Great video! This is a pretty good start for operating system customization! I do kind of wish you put a little more emphasis on the partition that's being used just because it could be different for everyone and it's important to be aware of and not do the wrong one. Other than that, very informative video! It shows different options to choose from and how we even have different preferences. I hate VLC on Windows for example, but am fine with it on Mac. I prefer Media Player Classic on Windows even though it's no longer supported. That's just an example demonstrating the benefits of different options. I only recently learned about Ventoy, which is incredibly useful for multi-boot on USB. I never used it for the longest time! I also had no idea there was a graphical way to install Arch like that. I've installed Gentoo a couple times (in VM) and I would say that makes it by far, easier!
i always wanted to make a OS for me, i tried many tutorials but they asked to get a app that just gave me install errors, you taught me how to make one, keep up the great work
Well, I'm stitching my own LineageOS-based smart phone OS install that will result in a de-googled Android smart phone - now this is great fun. Am using a Motorola Moto G7 Plus that bought off of ebay, brand new, for about $140. It's a very nice phone for that price. It will be even nicer when I re-flash its ROM to be completely devoid of Google apps and services, using the combo of F-Droid, Aurora Store, and microG in their place. And once I get this process down, am thinking of doing a Kickstarter for those that are interested in getting a de-googled, privacy-respecting Android phone of their own. For a service provider am going with Ting. I like having an unlocked phone, and I like a cell phone service provider that doesn't lock me into a long term contract commitment. This Is The Way - to roll, in the year of our Lord, 2021.
Yeah, I started doing them over on Twitch again. Mainly because CZcams punished me for doing them here if I left them published. If I do them again over here, I'll leave them unlisted or members only.
@Donald Mickunas if you're "new" enough to be looking for a tutorial for building your own system. You probably are someone that is familiar with Linux to some degree. This is a relatively advanced thing to be doing.
@Donald Mickunas I guess I always thought arch was more intimating then it is. I want to start from a kernel and go up from there. I couldn't figure out why it starts with a pre-made ISO.
This video is a good start. Really it should have been three or four times the length or several smaller individual topics. He blew through things so quickly that I spent more time pausing and rewinding to look at on screen options that he blasted through too quickly. It would have been nice to include better item-by-item explanation of all the choices and why to choose or not choose any given option.
G'day Chris, I just wanted to give you a heads up that this video needs updating, yes i know 3 days right, However the instructions are wrong as the latest AL install is using different commands such as curl as apposed to wget. I followed your video to the letter and was getting all kinds of errors. Anyway keep up the good work Mate! :)
I likes this kinda things i have a lot of interest in these things i want to one day become someone who makes operating systems or software, its like the true me
I have 2 DVD drives and Blue-ray Drive in my Desktop, which is less than 3 months old. This desktop is set for Video Editing, we have several universities in this town and lots of folks come to me to have videos edited and put on DVD or Blu-ray.
I personally like to start out with Manjaro and customize it starting with the manjaro-architect installer, since, in my experience, it tends to be more stable than arch and you still have the AUR available since it is based on arch
Hey Chris, can you do a video on what vnc server to use on a mac? The apple one is slow and the realvnc server has cloud connection nonsense. Anything fast and open source?
I am talking about the visual of the operating system that always never questions or is never always been questioned because nobody never bought or talking about it so thanks
Yay is still maintained, I prefer it for the time being. However, paru is based on rust and many elites prefer it to using go. Both are great and work perfect.
@@ChrisTitusTech Thanks for the info Chris as I was led to believe it was not being maintained and to use Paru instead.I love your channel and appreciate the work you put in on it.
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Hey Chris I have a question that sort of relates to this video so I thought i might see if you know how to fix this small problem. I am running arch with KDE and latte-dock. I have the normal typical config with a panel on top and the latte-dock on bottom. So here is my question I have install librewolf and the global menu on the top panel does not play nice with it. Any ideas?
Please make another video explaining step by step on how to do everything because you skipped a couple things like : How to customize the Login Page and e.c.t
And I had trouble with some of the code.
can you make windows 7 thin pc iso 32 bit file to 64 bit?, the only thing here is to edit the architecture. everything else remains the same. i asked many people but still not get the best answer, they just asked me to install 64bit versions available, they don't know how to modify the iso file.
I'm a simple man: I read the title and thought: oh eventually a LFS video but ... *sigh :(
Can you make a OS from scratch can you help me make a video or s
u know being a 16 year old kid, trying these new stuffs makes me crave for more of these.... I like this community that Chris has built....
16yo gang
@@sethsrc792 16 yo gang from Chris Titus is like the 19 yo gang from Pewds
i am 12
i read about a teacher getting all his students raspberry PI with linux for all the little kids to play with :D Wish I had that :D
Same here. Am starting to love linux. Made me realize windows wasn't as good as I thought it was.
Thanks so much. I'm 66 and I do indeed remember the early days when everything with computing was a discovery. Then somewhere along the line Windows became as exciting as a toaster. I didn't even know it was possible to create our own OS. Inspirational!
this video is just walkthrough on installing linux.
"to create your own OS" means programming the OS from scratch.
just so you know.
Hello Robert Bruner
yeah. thats why even me (a gen z-er) loves retro tech. I laghed when you called windows as exiting as a toaster, because its true!
Gosh I agree. You have to go the EXTRA mile just to have a live wallpaper on Windows. It's frustrating because I love customizing the things I have, and Windows makes that hard as heck. I think I'd go so far as to say that even toasters are more exciting. You never know when it's about to pop up. 😂
@@MidnightSt You can write your OS based on a Linux kernel.
Title should be "How to say I use arch btw"
😉
ok let me give it a try: " hey i use gen2"
@yoge 67855 Ditto ;)
indeed
I now use debin btw
i expected some assembly and C code
I did the cheater way ;)
I expected LFS
Same
I love the Gilfoyle PFP haha
@@sethsrc792 Ready to see 4-8 hours of compiling just the base packages?
"Who actually has a CD-ROM these days, holy smokes"
And I took that personally ... :D
yeah, me too :-)
I use CDs quite regularly. I even use DVD for file backups, lmao
DVDs are awesome! It's really cheap redundancy for backups.
Same! lol I have a Blu-ray burner to rip CD/DVD/BD to my Plex server, and I make my uncle mix cds that he requests.
Who ever has buldin dvd drive on android phone are too lucky😅
Dude for a second I thought you were going to take us into a Linux from Scratch vlog where you end up with TitusOS.
Had this on full screen, literally did a double-take when the ASUS logo came on screen. FOr one panicked moment, I thought my rig was rebooting.
Me too lol
@Chris Titus Tech This is a spam comment, please remove it.
@The Cool Space it was an old comment, there was actually an account called "Chris Titus Tech" but wasn't the real guy, I was replying to the fake ctt and asking the the real ctt to remove that comment. I wasn't in any way talking about the parent comment
Titus: No one distro fits all
Arch: Am I a joke to you!
Ppl who don't like rolling release: Am I a joke to you?
People who are too lazy to install Arch Linux: Am I a joke to you?
@@10meisterballe Manjaro, Endeavour, Garuda, etc: Am I a joke to you?
Ok. Let's run big companies severs on Arch.
@@sethsrc792 these distros don't fit all
“there is Mait”,
linux nerds: hey! that’s illegal!
GAAAAAANEW LINUX!
As a spanish speaker mait disturb me, say mate please, it make the spanish speaking comunity feel noticed and appreciated. Thanks guys umu
@@tsunekovyusa23 Thanks for the background. I'll actually change the way I say it given the context.
I just thought people pronounced it that way as another one of those strange things Linux people say haha.
This irked me as well, but most eventually learn. Unless you dive into the Mate community, you're just going to pronounce it as the English word.
@@ChrisTitusTech nope, it's actually named after argentinian mate if i'm not wrong
A little confused by the title - I already use arch with my own choices of all that stuff, so I was hoping you *were* talking about "from scratch."
I was getting excited for some C.
I guess he's targeting the noob side of the community. To them being able to install exactly what you want may count as "making your own OS". I agree to some extent because you pretty much *are* making your own OS but it's not *actually* making an OS.
But hey, if this gets someone excited to try out something more minimal, then I think the video did its job.
@@Neko-kun-dp1hq.
lfs?
same
to be fair nobody here would be able to program there own operating system from scratch, and even if someone could do it, they would need 10 years to have an OS that is 10x worse then any other operating system and cant run any programm that exists
"Lets build our own operating system"
Step 1: Install a fully built operating system
Exactly, this guy is the worst linux talking head I've ever seen. He's not really a linux user. Yikes!
@Epic Gaming *distros
@Epic Gaming Terry Davis says hi
@Epic Gaming yup bro i know
@Epic Gaming You only need one person if you have enough patience.
the hardest part of building a Operating System
Deciding it's name
„OS X“ name was the best
MS Windows when Macintosh had windows before MS Windows came
@sudo bonk windows Whats wrong if i‘m an Apple Fan?
I could spend hours watching a video of you customizing the different desktops and all (although I know that in linux, everything is faster, and cleaner). It's just mesmerizing how you took it to the next level.
Nice to see you back on the Linux talk even though we enjoy your windows 10 fixes 😁 have a great weekend ✌️
Chris: tells us to wget archfi
Me: spends an hour figuring how to connect to wifi from command line
They changed it. You need to use iwdctl or some thing similar
*Easy peasy*
*1. iwctl*
*2. device list*
*3. station "name of device" scan*
*4. station "name of device" connect "SSID"*
last time i used wifi-menu or something like that
wifi-menu my friend ;)
Just use phone tethering
Several years back I installed a Debian minimal with a terminal, openbox and a web browser on day one. Anything else I needed was a simple apt-get install away. It doesn't get any easier than that.
Title is not correct. It should "How to install Arch Linux & Customize it" or something like that.
Man. It's not like buid up files, and all elements from scratch and compile. But build up based of mounting built in blocks.
This is vanilla customization. It's also a legit concept on choosing from scratch how a person would like an Operating System, or distro.
Also, this is also kind of what anybody does when replililes linux kernel.
You know that source for VS Code is open source but the version you download from Microsoft has some tracking built in ? There is a fork called VSCodium that is entirely open source and safe
I Didn't! Thank you for letting me know. I am not surprised by this and will start replacing all my vs code with vscodium. Appreciate the comment!
I love this video, but after compiling all of the settings how would you package this into a .ISO file so other people can download it and use if they wish too. Would love to see a video on that. But its a cool vid. Thank you Chris Titus.
Yes please I would love to see that as well
You can call it titux, or Chrinux
I think there's a program for Linux that generates an .iso
@@WatercraftGames xorriso
Great job! Clear and straight to the point as always.
Finally a tutorial video where there is no thing that got changed or just other random stuff that happens always when I follow ANY tutorial video. Thank you! (I update this comment if I find something as I'm only at the base system configuration stage lol)
Thank you, Chris. There we go.
Next Video Title Idea: How to create your own Reality!? +debloat
Pick the red
Would be me
Chris, you have done something I didn't think anybody could do. No one has made a tutorial about how to make a 3d game completely from scratch because it's to hard to learn and even harder to teach. But you made a tutorial way beyond that difficulty! I have never seen a coder as good as you.
Sad to see no one talking about how the video is exactly 30 minutes
I thought this would be a video about LFS, but it's still nice
imagine looking at a neon blue console for 20 minutes then a crispy ahh desktop good work bro
Ow man Chris, that title alone give me chilles..
Keep going 👍🏻👍🏻
Greetings from Netherland 😉
Finally a Linux video again. :)
Btw, I use arch ;)
I use Ubuntu...
...an I installed it manually.
So pretty much how to use the archfi I was sort of expecting Linux from scratch also maybe do a vid about paru
Yay is better than Paru! ... Come at me bro!
Haha, in all seriousness, paru and yay are great and maintained.
Yay - built in go
Paru - built in rust
There was a video saying Yay wasn't maintained... That was FALSE!
@@ChrisTitusTech fun fact: Go was started at Google by 3 people, one of them being Ken Thompson, one of the 2 people which invented Unix
Yes pretty much I watched the vid from distrotube he said yay wasn’t really being maintained so I threw pura on one of my pc’s with manjaro I personally also prefer yay I really don’t understand why the list on pura is from what top to button so you have to scrol up to see the package you want every time. I just thought it would maybe be nice to look at some alternatives to yay
For those who have hidpi screens, make sure to run
sh archfi -sf ( where sf=skip font)
To keep the font from becoming really small on archfi. Learnt this the hard way.
FIRST. also i am working on a lfs machine(linux from scratch )
@@cherrigan1237 thanks
This channel is the Closest thing i could find for a Linux Library , great stuff pal .
Chris Titus Tech and DistroTube are my 2 favs. If there's a new distro, DE, package manager, etc., it's an absolute certainty that one of these 2 channels will cover it. And they'll cover it well!
I was watching videos about writing operating systems somewhat recently and I thought this was a video about that too but I'm still happy to see people spreading the love of Linux
"Just install the first 2... obviously"
Great instructions. No further explanation needed we all are experts here.
When your BIOS/UEFI has a mouse cursor but your OS doesn't
I love Linux and I am learning it, and I am 65 years old. Thank you for the video.
DANG UR THAT OLDD??
Thanks to you, I'm a Linux user. I miss the time, you made mostly Linux content on a daily basis. ;-)
yeah I think It's because his channel nickname is Chris Titus *Tech* and not Chris Titus Linux
@@tvulkar148Good Point. Official request for a new channel name: Chris Titus Tux
@@gammalambda3331 awesome
The First Actual OS Building (atleast so much options eventhough not programming) video rather than os simulator builder.
could you possibly make a more detailed video about building an operating system like this? I would really appreciate it!
i agree
Finally a great Linux video after many days! I didn't know about the script for installing Arch Linux. I'm gonna follow this video for a clean Arch Linux now, thanks! 😉
I expected this would be Arch Linux install before I clicked the video and I was correct
I've been using a windows computer since Windows for Workgroups with DOS 6.2 and all the other as you have, all the way to Windows 10 Pro now. Been looking at other distros for Linux and downloading them and see how each one works and I find it interesting to me. I'm 68 now but computers and technology always interest me. Thanks for the walk thru have a good one.
Thanks for doing this. I have am interest in repurposing old hardware. While there are lightweight to very lightweight distributions that can be installed, the best way is to build a custom distribution for each system. I'm a long way from that right now. It seems Linux from Scratch is the mode I think. But this tutorial may be the easiest way to start. Boy, I have a lot to learn. I grew up on DOS and Windows. Though I could have, I've never dig that deeply into those systems other than configuration efficiency. Mostly to play games.
This video inspired me upon it's release to embark on learning to use linux. I started with Ubuntu and quickly jumped ship to Pop_OS! where I officially abandoned windows entirely with intent to use Pop as my host until I learned what I needed to learn to build my own system.
About a year and a half later, I'm now running my own Arch system thanks to your videos and the videos of a couple other youtubers here who have been generous enough to share your knowledge with the world.
I still have a long ways to go before I really know anything about linux. But I definitely feel as though I'm ahead of the game at this point. Keep doing what you do, and thank you!
Subbed!
Very nice content
I’m just getting into all of this, starting with a home server.
I'll be 77 on the 31st of January.....installed linux mint 18 on hp
z400,made usb installer for lmde 4, installed it. Works good. I am a
very green newby determined to learn linux
Awesome video, thanks Chris. Ventoy alone was an amazing tool for me to learn more about. Arch is fun to install and customize and I’ll need to try your menu-driven way to see how it goes. Thanks again great content!
I feel like this is how Computers should be, freedom from bloatware and spyware
Windows has that.. it's called Windows 10 Ameliorated.
@@DivergentDroid nah I hardly trust Microsoft now.
@@weqweqkweq7264 I Don't trust Microsoft. That's why Ameliorated was created. It's a community driven effort to purge Windows of all spyware telemetry and bloat. It's got 2 gigabytes of spyware stuff removed from it including Windows Updates. Microsoft couldn't phone home with it if they wanted to. It's pretty cool for those who must use Windows.
@@DivergentDroid well that's quite good but its still not my forte. It will be good for the normies tho.
I love my Arch Linux install with my custom-compiled Linux kernel, a version of KDE 5 made to look like it's Windows 7 (with Aero Glass enabled) and packages that focus on getting out the most performance and privacy from my PC.
But let's keep it a buck fifty; if Ubuntu Rolling Rhino becomes great, I'm gonna say goodbye to Arch and go back to the familiarity of Ubuntu (and Debian-based systems in general), now with some rolling release goodness sprinkled onto it.
I looked at your LinkedIn resume pretty insane!!!! How much knowledge you have, it’s mind boggling lol with only a CC degree you outshine a lot of these kids out here, definitely a IT veteran much respect to you!.
Yoooo Chris thanks for this tutorial bro! 😎 Playing around with Linux and needed some projects to build my skill set.
How would I turn this into an iso to give to other people?
I've tried a number of times however there seems to be no information on it and also every time I try the packages are there but not the desktop configuration/theming
Hey did u ever solve this ?
Insane as it is.
I think we need to build our own os systems .
One of my desired ones is a windows esqe one thats a mix of winxp/7 with a few God win10 features .
I'm only 2 minutes in the video and I'm already super interested to see the whole process... Thanks for sharing this info online man.
Great video! This is a pretty good start for operating system customization! I do kind of wish you put a little more emphasis on the partition that's being used just because it could be different for everyone and it's important to be aware of and not do the wrong one. Other than that, very informative video! It shows different options to choose from and how we even have different preferences. I hate VLC on Windows for example, but am fine with it on Mac. I prefer Media Player Classic on Windows even though it's no longer supported. That's just an example demonstrating the benefits of different options. I only recently learned about Ventoy, which is incredibly useful for multi-boot on USB. I never used it for the longest time! I also had no idea there was a graphical way to install Arch like that. I've installed Gentoo a couple times (in VM) and I would say that makes it by far, easier!
this is quite literally one of the most entertaining videos ive ever seen. i'm so glad yt recommended this to me
Yeah I use Arch btw. For the same reason, building my own “distro”
Thanks, I'm11 years old and currently running a mini business of technology
Awesome stuff man, I've always wondered...🤔🤓 how I could one day build my own OS.
i always wanted to make a OS for me, i tried many tutorials but they asked to get a app that just gave me install errors, you taught me how to make one, keep up the great work
I'm not dissatisfied with my operating system... LM FTW))
Linux Mint is fantastic and highly recommended ;)
I used Mint for a few months, its quite a nice OS and I frequently recommend it.
I use Arch by the way 😉
@@1983XR500 reason people (including me) use arch: *AUR* 😆
Thank you for this video Chris !
Clickbait, I thought I will learn to develop kernel
I followed a series that taught you how to make your own kernel and os in c++ ill find the link
Hehe, Gonna need longer than 30 minutes...
Well, I'm stitching my own LineageOS-based smart phone OS install that will result in a de-googled Android smart phone - now this is great fun. Am using a Motorola Moto G7 Plus that bought off of ebay, brand new, for about $140. It's a very nice phone for that price. It will be even nicer when I re-flash its ROM to be completely devoid of Google apps and services, using the combo of F-Droid, Aurora Store, and microG in their place. And once I get this process down, am thinking of doing a Kickstarter for those that are interested in getting a de-googled, privacy-respecting Android phone of their own. For a service provider am going with Ting. I like having an unlocked phone, and I like a cell phone service provider that doesn't lock me into a long term contract commitment. This Is The Way - to roll, in the year of our Lord, 2021.
Missing your livestreams...
Yeah, I started doing them over on Twitch again. Mainly because CZcams punished me for doing them here if I left them published.
If I do them again over here, I'll leave them unlisted or members only.
I like enlightenment. I'm surprised you didn't show a picture of it.
@Donald Mickunas if you're "new" enough to be looking for a tutorial for building your own system. You probably are someone that is familiar with Linux to some degree. This is a relatively advanced thing to be doing.
@Donald Mickunas I guess I always thought arch was more intimating then it is.
I want to start from a kernel and go up from there.
I couldn't figure out why it starts with a pre-made ISO.
@Donald Mickunas my answer is very backwards I'd like to build the whole system from source.
Make more linux content!!!!!!
You just gave me something to mess with for a couple of months sir. Thank you so much.
omw to make an among us operating system
It's a fun project to do. Been working on mine since 2018 and has close to 3d capabilities
more linux content please
This video is a good start. Really it should have been three or four times the length or several smaller individual topics. He blew through things so quickly that I spent more time pausing and rewinding to look at on screen options that he blasted through too quickly. It would have been nice to include better item-by-item explanation of all the choices and why to choose or not choose any given option.
Just got the itch to customize a linux distro to my needs, thanks for the content!
6:40 Timelapse of Chris picking his nose... 😆😂😂
This Is Awesome Chris, I'll Look More Into This When I Have Time 🥳
G'day Chris, I just wanted to give you a heads up that this video needs updating, yes i know 3 days right, However the instructions are wrong as the latest AL install is using different commands such as curl as apposed to wget. I followed your video to the letter and was getting all kinds of errors. Anyway keep up the good work Mate! :)
Lol I Thought This Was Going To Teach Me How An Operating Sys. Works And Help Me Program My Own, But Still, It's Pretty Cool That Someone Made This.
I mean I want to make my own classic styled operating system
But it's really hard work
freakin love your guides! been using arch w/ plasma since your content! dualbooting windows with refind! EPIC
I likes this kinda things i have a lot of interest in these things i want to one day become someone who makes operating systems or software, its like the true me
I have 2 DVD drives and Blue-ray Drive in my Desktop, which is less than 3 months old. This desktop is set for Video Editing, we have several universities in this town and lots of folks come to me to have videos edited and put on DVD or Blu-ray.
I have a question: so from these commands I can create my own operating system of my choice like a custom OS?
I personally like to start out with Manjaro and customize it starting with the manjaro-architect installer, since, in my experience, it tends to be more stable than arch and you still have the AUR available since it is based on arch
i thought this was about writing your own operating system, i skipped the intro and im sitting there listening 😭
first vid i watch in this channel and i already like you :" , great content
Hey Chris, can you do a video on what vnc server to use on a mac? The apple one is slow and the realvnc server has cloud connection nonsense. Anything fast and open source?
Try looking it up on the alternative to website
You are my inspiration for making a linux distro
Quick question, will this all be in a portable USB, or will it replace my current OS? I don't want to erase everything on my computer.
When he mentioned brave browser thats when i liked and subscribed.
I am talking about the visual of the operating system that always never questions or is never always been questioned because nobody never bought or talking about it so thanks
Great video!!! I love your enthusiasm! Thanks for posting!!!
Thank you for this video. It was fun and really easy to follow along.
when i download archdi it exits directly (chmod, chroot, rm failed /mnt/root/archfi not a directory) and i cant config it
Excellent info. Now after I build my own distro and bake it onto my hard drive, how can I make an ISO so I can share the experience?
Hey did you ever find a way to turn this into an iso image with the custom os I’m wanting the same thing
Paru is now prefered instead of yay and uses more or less the same commands. Interesting video and informative,thanks Chris .
Yay is still maintained, I prefer it for the time being. However, paru is based on rust and many elites prefer it to using go. Both are great and work perfect.
@@ChrisTitusTech Thanks for the info Chris as I was led to believe it was not being maintained and to use Paru instead.I love your channel and appreciate the work you put in on it.
More precisely this is making your own Linux Distro.
You look like the kind of guy that's perpetually checking emails and scheduling flights. I don't know why.
Thank you for that video , its been a while i want move over ! you just sold it to me ! thank you !!!