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Nice... if you need, email them - they'll help you decide on the best HDDs for your needs. I suggest the Seagate Exos X20 line as they've been good to me; SO FAR.

@@techheart6090 from what I understand, a lot of drive failures are due to faults and have a higher incidence of happening in the first 1-2 years of operation - so a "flight proven" drive, so to speak, is actually not the worst bet.

Thanks a ton; I'm a tryin... need to get my mic settings a bit better tho!! Glad you viewed; we're almost @ 1000 subs!

You'll just add the display, and the size you need, in your main config file. wiki.hyprland.org/Configuring/Monitors/

Create a user account?? Press ctrl+alt+F5 (or any other F key...) to open a new TTY terminal. Create a user. Login.

I don't use OMAKUB as a daily driver, but that's not what it's for. It's literally for non-Linux users, and ruby on rails employees, to quickly spin up an Ubuntu base with some extra sauce. It was also updated since the video with more options to select what software packages to install. I like it.

I don't fully understand your use case but I can make a video if you tell me exactly what you want covered. techheart2022@gmail.com

You can still find fairly priced retro hardware, but the grifters DO make it harder. VCF or Facebook groups are good... And set Offer Up alerts and wait. Together, we can save retro hardware!!

I use Linux to burn the USB, but you should be able to use Mac no problem; I'll try to remember to post the terminal command in a reply tonight.

@@techheart6090 any update?

Were still going hard in the BBS community!! Dial into 2o for beeRS!! 20forbeers.com:1337

It would be easy to convert. Since Ubuntu and debian are very compatible it might even just work - but probably needs a couple tweaks. I'll put in a feature request on the github.

Thanks Keystone! I still run a BBS, you should join the community!! Find my BBSing 2024 video...

So, TBH... it will work, but sometimes issues arrive. One time there was an opencore update and I did it, and it broke my boot process - I recovered, but point being... if you don't NEED the newer OS I'd just stick with the Apple-supported version. However, if tinkering is your thing, it will work and you can recover from any issues - or, bypass issues by not just blindly updating Opencore Legacy...

but i think it is for the people who don't want to manual configuration

Oh, I agree - but DHH did a great job and THIS video was about options for users who DON'T know how to easily create these effects.

I'll take it - what are we gonna tear into next??

@@techheart6090 I know its a pretty out of nowhere compliment but im a first time linux user and i know arch isnt a beginner distro but im up for the challange?? After going through so many tutorials ( even tried your hyprland install, but to no avail and ultimately ended up giving up which sucked...on hyprland ofc) and wikis all of them leading nowhere..So switching my goal to plasma and using this tutorial and FINALLY getting to see a working desktop..dude i say it again UR THE BEST!! As per what imma tear into next i was kinda hoping for some recommendations cause my plan was just going through reddit and a boat load of youtube videos lol..although i have yet to test out any games cz it was too fkn late!! so ill do that..anyways enough of my ramblings, im really excited to explore and learn!!

What's wrong with that???

For sure. I have videos covering all the arch install scripts, too!!

Really??? What is still broke - my setup is working great.

@@techheart6090 My experiences are specifically in Arch with Plasma 6 on Wayland and none of these things happen(ed) on Plasma 5 or Gnome 46. The system is AMD Ryzen 9 5900X on a B550 board with RX 6900 XT. Any modifications to the UI will not persist after reboot and revert back to KDE's defaults. If I copy wallpapers from my storage drive to the root folder for KDE wallpaper they won't be there after reboot. No changes in SDDM persist after reboot. Themes, Icons, etc will still be installed, but not set. I've also had issues with KDE not seeing my speakers that are connected through 3.5mm jack. WiFi networks that I have connected to previously will not show in KDE, but do show up if I search for them manually using iwctl. The default panel will randomly disappear if I exit a full screen video from time to time. I cannot set a refresh rate above 60hz without flickering blackouts. I've tried a couple different kernels. I've ensured things like MESA, AMDGPU, etc are there. I'm not sure at this point. Maybe there is just something that Plasma 6 clashes with in my specific hardware. I've currently fallen back to another SSD in the system running Pop 22.04 while I muster up the desire to give Plasma 6 a shot again.

*LAN - ItHurtsWhenIP...

Yes; on the open core website you'll find a complete list of supported devices.

I switched over some months ago... I use paru for EVERYTHING. :P one command update/upgrade - w00t w00t!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Super is windows button

It's the windows button, unless you set it to something different I. The config files.

Glad you liked it!

For some systems, I agree!!! w00t w00t.

bro really went BURRRRRRRR

I'm live w/ the exclamations!

Forever w/ the words!!!

"LUWOS ANGELOOS"

I always hated this - its 1TB, not 960Mbzzzzzzz - dangit!

OK - so... hmmmm - using polybar/tint2/waybar/other hepers AND KDE??? Or other DEs??? Those helpers kinda work better w/ Hyprland or a TWM. Hmmmm - will give thought to your suggestions.

You'd just install a new OS on the other disk - and add a GRUB entry TO that disk. Hmmmm - maybe this can be a future video... I understand what yer asking, and it can be done... but I'd have to go thru and SHOW it.

@@techheart6090 what I tried in the archinstall, us mounting the boot of arch to /boot/efi of my partition that already got grub... but than on the install itself it aborts because it can't recognize it as an efi partition, tried to mount it to /boot to with the same error. In could always chain the bootloader, but I feel like it shouldn't be necessary in this case. Another problem for me is that yhe os prober only checks the same drive. In theory, could I just install arch on the completely empty drive, and then take the new grub entry that I have and append it to the old one I got? Or just copy paste the whole boot into the old boot?

LOL - oh stop; true Arch users know HOW to install from command line, but use scripts ALWAYS. :P

Hypr on NixOS is extra fun because of where nix installs its packages - making using standard hypr themes more difficult. Glad yer here!

Wait, you have time to watch this video? Don't you have to configure your flake.nix?😂

me here on fedora

I'm working on the series - coming up, tho, we'll take a look at the new Ubuntu 24.04; I'll do it without terminal, too!

So... this theme was at v4 when I did this video. What it won't do is change when hypr land makes updates/changes. First, see if there's a new version of the theme on github. If not, you'll have to check the hypr changelogs for syntax changes that might have 'broken' theme config files....

I wonder if they were ever fully working, or just pulled from machines RE-PC had come thru the doors... it would be so fun to help them get those systems up, stock and booting.

I like the Seattle location more, IMO. Thanks for being here!!

I've got an update video planned, but need to finish up the hardware side of a new addition - software side is done... I've added a remote control using an original Zenith Space Command clicker and an Arduino to control the Pi/predicta.

Which drivers; I'm assuming GPU? The first suggestion I'd throw at it is try the plymouth-git AUR package instead of just Plymouth. It's a newer version... give me more details if that doesn't help and I'm happy to figure it out with ya!

​@techheart6090 I'm running the nvidia-dkms proprietary drivers, I've tried both versions of plymouth and neither worked. I think I read on an online forms post somewhere that plymouth just doesn't like nvidia. Although plymouth did work up until I installed the nvidia drivers for hyprland...

I just found it interesting because of how's it's coded - wow. Fun for a play around.

That makes sense - I had a different Garuda video so I went with vanilla arch. Thanks for the input.

Already had a Garuda video, but thanks for the input... I'm tryin!

No problem - do a system update, pasta 6.0.3 is out now!!