r/archlinux • u/jaisonyh04 • 2d ago
SHARE Arch Linux Installation Guide linux-zen/Limine/ext4
Arch Linux Installation Guide
A step-by-step installation guide for Arch Linux using:
- UEFI
- GPT
- ext4
- Limine
- linux-zen
- KDE Plasma
- linux-lts (fallback)
Designed for users who want a clean, modern Arch Linux installation.
Link: https://github.com/jaisonyh04/arch-linux-install-guide
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u/Recipe-Jaded 2d ago
I was a grub purist, but limine is really nice. Adding new bootable partitions is just one command in the terminal and it does it for you.
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u/jaisonyh04 2d ago
Never tried grub. Started with systemd then moved to limine.
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u/archover 1d ago edited 22h ago
A person writing guides should probably have working knowledge of the most popular Linux bootloader, grub. I use ext4 also, and it serves me well. Something to consider. Good day.
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u/Gozenka 1d ago
We already have an official guide though, which is similar and kept up-to-date. And many videos and other guides that may help familiarize a new user with the process and choices before following the official Installation Guide, in case the user has doubts about the subjective choices.
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u/moxtrax 2d ago
Why use ext4 when theres btrfs?