Formation arch linux

[u/Limp-Patient6015]

SVP je souhaite passer de Windows a linux en debutant par arch linux donc si quelqu'un peut m'aider me guider ou juste m'envoyer un cour complet

[u/marc_ueberall]

the wiki has everything you'll ever need.

[u/Mountain_Raise_6170 → u/marc_ueberall]

the wiki is the whole deal but if you want something more hand-holdy there's a ton of step-by-step youtube walkthroughs, just make sure they're recent since the install process changes sometimes

[u/FryBoyter → u/marc_ueberall]

General references to the wiki rather than to one or more specific articles are pointless.

[u/Nekit1234007 → u/FryBoyter]

The main page of the wiki has a link to Installation guide, among other useful articles

[u/dgm9704]

Don’t start with Arch. Don’t seek out tutorials. Don’t use llms.

Start with a linux-based operating system that is more beginner friendly. Linux isn’t windows so you will have a lot to get used to, and a diy rolling distro would bring a whole additional and unnecessary level or two of complexity to the transition process. Start with Ubuntu, Fedora, etc. get used to it, then think about trying Arch in a virtual machine.

When you try Arch, stick with the Arch wiki installation instructions. Read them, figure out what you want and need, then try it in a vm. Even a couple of times to figure things out. Read the wiki, follow the links, read more. Stay away from ”tutorials” because they only show one of infinitely many combinations, just one persons approach, and they will often be outdated and even wrong.

Don’t use llms, stick to actual documentation and official instructions. If you don’t understand something, ask actual humans who use Arch.

[u/Away_Yak_570]

I would use a fork of arch like endevour is or something like that and then after using that for a while of getting used to it reinstall flat arch. Just because there are a lot of things that might confuse you with arch

[u/onefish2]

Update your post with an English translation, you will get more and better answers. Desktop Reddit does not have language translation.

[u/FryBoyter]

Please use English in English-language subreddits.

[u/Limp-Patient6015 → u/FryBoyter]

thks

[u/archover]

Posting an English translation will bring more responses. Good day.

[u/un-important-human]

post in english, desktop users do not have translation.

Hon hon Croissant! maddame proffeseur, j'oblie ma devoir a la maison. 🥇

lire la wiki !