Arch Linux philosophy and installation planning
Understand pre-installation choices through rolling releases, boot modes, and storage planning.
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Understand pre-installation choices through rolling releases, boot modes, and storage planning.
Combine the kernel, initramfs, and command line into a UKI, and understand the limits of signing and TPM measurement.
Distinguish the roles of official repositories, AUR build scripts, and isolated environments in package-management automation.
Define separate state boundaries for the system, user data, and logs, then configure a recoverable snapshot workflow.
Combine disk encryption, boot verification, and runtime access control while retaining a recovery route for each layer.
Use measurements to choose kernels, compressed swap, and power management, and establish checks after rolling updates.
Use the S, Q, R, and U operation groups to distinguish repository queries, local queries, removal, and local package installation.
Locate download bottlenecks step by step through networking, mirror status, and parallel downloads.
Flag unread Arch news before installation or upgrade transactions, with separate entry points for reading and configuration.
Work through UEFI, Btrfs subvolumes, the base system, GRUB, and the archinstall installation process.
Progress from desktop components and graphics and audio drivers to applications, input methods, shortcuts, and snapshots.
Configure hybrid graphics, power, and hibernation, then adjust GNOME, Zsh, and terminal appearance.
Set up virtual machines and device passthrough, and distinguish the runtime boundaries of Steam, Wine, and Waydroid.
Retain full operational details for compressed swap, kernel switching, system cleanup, and common desktop problems.
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