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this post was submitted on 07 Aug 2023
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This is exactly what I was talking about that I don't want since this guide is just: do this, then this, then this and so on without explaining any of the steps. I could mindlessly follow this guide and not learn anything in the process of it.
At some point you need to take control of your own learning journey. If there is one thing you don't understand, look it up. If you don't understand any of it, look it all up. If you don't want to look it up to understand it better, then installing Arch isn't for you.
Can you not learn by extrapolation?
Watch the video if you want greater detail.