useless video. wasted 6min of my life watching this
@Ayush372628 сағат бұрын
I know all of the tech stack mentioned in the description and video (I will learn Kubernetes soon), but how do I connect them and create such projects? Can you suggest some tutorials, or do I need to learn system design?
@rishab.kumarjha4 сағат бұрын
You can either host everything on Kubernetes or create seperate services for everything and use them, you may need to learn few system design concepts, you can learn them on the go as well as you make these type of projects. I've learned few concepts like pubsubs , redis etc from harkirat singh's video, you can check that out for reference: kzread.info/dash/bejne/e36fu8upibGrpKw.htmlsi=67ezIBelDZ7oM6Iu For connecting worker I have explained that I have used redis where I am pushing my code and getting it on the worker and then evaluating and sending back to backend with pubsub of redis and backend is sending result to frontend they have a websocket connection established
@Ayush372624 сағат бұрын
@@rishab.kumarjha Thanks dude, This is a great help!
@freecourseplatformenglish282918 сағат бұрын
DP Pattern - 1. Recursion + Memoization 2. 1-D or 2-D Matrix Basic idea of DP is to find a pattern in small testcase and then apply it for large testcase.
@rishab.kumarjha14 сағат бұрын
Thanks for sharing it!
@sambhavghildiyal405822 сағат бұрын
great video keep this coming
@rishab.kumarjha22 сағат бұрын
Thank you!
@ANIKETPANDEY-pc7ogКүн бұрын
😅 I had hard time understanding dp Thanks for the explanation
@rishab.kumarjha23 сағат бұрын
I'm glad you found it useful!
@mihirxtc2 күн бұрын
Straight forward information, keep going brother
@rishab.kumarjha2 күн бұрын
Thanks!
@soumya_khushi_42402 күн бұрын
i loved the video it would be fun if you do a live session.
@rishab.kumarjha2 күн бұрын
Yeah sure, I'll be doing them soon after reaching 1k subs!
@user-gt9vd1of6q4 күн бұрын
Nice!
@rishab.kumarjha4 күн бұрын
Thanks!
@ProgressPixel4 күн бұрын
Thanks for sharing bro ...keep posting 🌇
@rishab.kumarjha4 күн бұрын
Thanks for your constant support!
@pokerangerblue50845 күн бұрын
Kubernetes is like the father I never had 😔
@rishab.kumarjha5 күн бұрын
Nawww😭
@Ayush372627 күн бұрын
Does React Native have built-in routing like Next.js?
@rishab.kumarjha7 күн бұрын
Nope , that's why I have used expo in this tutorial!
@Ayush372627 күн бұрын
@@rishab.kumarjha Oh understood! BTW, we can also use react-navigation which also has a Stack, right?
@rishab.kumarjha7 күн бұрын
Yes , right!
@ProgressPixel7 күн бұрын
I found it really useful ...you deserve more subs !!!
@rishab.kumarjha7 күн бұрын
Thanks! Glad you found it useful.
@pokerangerblue50848 күн бұрын
MY GOAT IS BACK 🗣🗣🗣
@rishab.kumarjha8 күн бұрын
♥️♥️
@arnavagarwal9609 күн бұрын
I think like bro switched just recently installed via archinstall and called it a day after hearing about install process of arch from others to satisfy his own ego. This feels like a low effort clickbait post aimed at arch users. Pls don't post such "shit" :) . None of the things you discussed were relevant, you probably using windows before this month and switched after hearing someone say "To get better at terminals you need to use linux". I would recommend not making any videos about the topic until you get a bit experienced. Things that make arch good include the wiki which you would have realised if installed arch manually, and the package management, none of which were mentioned here.
@freecourseplatformenglish282910 күн бұрын
Excellent 👍
@rishab.kumarjha10 күн бұрын
Thanks!
@sambhavghildiyal405810 күн бұрын
very informative
@rishab.kumarjha10 күн бұрын
Thanks
@garimajha145114 күн бұрын
Informative :) !!
@rishab.kumarjha14 күн бұрын
Thanks!
@hyoseok17 күн бұрын
Arch is overhyped because it is considered as hardest OS but it's is easier than windows and debian both, but did i mention i use Arch BTW?
@adityabansal779617 күн бұрын
love the fast semi long format, good going!
@rishab.kumarjha17 күн бұрын
Thanks!
@pokerangerblue508417 күн бұрын
this was easy to understand! can you make a videos on kubernetes next?
@rishab.kumarjha17 күн бұрын
Yeah sure!
@boltez650720 күн бұрын
Dude if you use kde over any distro the experience(other than packages) is almost the same, especially once you have your initial setup done. And linux is literally a life saver for older hardware.
@rishab.kumarjha20 күн бұрын
@@boltez6507 Didn't really know that , then I'll try some other GUIs , do tell if you have any recommendations
@boltez650720 күн бұрын
@@rishab.kumarjhaHey no hard feelings mate,use whatever suits your workflow,i reckon that you just want to use linux for getting familiar with the terminal and programming in general. Though can be achieved in any distro,if you truly want to speed up the process of getting familar with the terminal using tiling/window manager like 'dwm',though it will be kind of harsh at first, they'll force you to basically use the terminal. Though I wouldn't recommend making it your primary system from day one,you need time to get used to it. Your present setup which i think is kde+arch wouldn't "force" you to use the terminal, you'll in most instances use the comfortable GUI that the setup offers. I myself don't even use arch on a daily basis.Currently i use Ubuntu MATE,which is basically Ubuntu with the MATE desktop environment. Though this shouldn't undermine my suggestion,it takes a lot of "courage" to settle down to a distro xD.
@rishab.kumarjha20 күн бұрын
@@boltez6507 thanks for the suggestion , appreciate it , I'll surely give a try to dwm!
@boltez650720 күн бұрын
@@rishab.kumarjha Its pretty easy to get working,for a standard dwm setup you just have to install some packages,clone some git repository and excute scripts. Its basically like executing 3-4 lines of shell commands. There are many guides for the same.
@rishab.kumarjha20 күн бұрын
@@boltez6507 yeah , thanks for telling! Appreciate it
@Person-who-exists21 күн бұрын
Arch Linux wiki > Frequently asked questions: 1.3 Why would I want to use arch? Because arch is the best.
@maxjiang132421 күн бұрын
I think arch is rather easy than other distros out there for users who want the bleeding edge, AUR is just amazing, also cursed, but amazing.
@vedicarun972421 күн бұрын
Let me tell you cons and pros; Pros : Customized installation (no bloats preinstalled) Can be tweaked easily Huge community support and very concise wiki page (I'd say best wikis out there) More frequent updates Shoutout to AUR Makepkg is awesome Arm kernels are really stable Custom kernel can be tweaked like linux-zen , linux-rt-lts , etc.. Dev tools are also easily available on pacman Cons: Customized that's why little difficult to install (but shoutout to archinstall) Rolling releases that may often break Personal issue: when updating certain components this may break the system due to chain dependencies To frequent updates cause pile of time to invest even if you have to update firefox Major issue is linux kernel changes reflect often on it , as the intel backlight support has been modified i had to add the kernel arguments like acpi_backlight=vendor There are lot of issues with vulkan drivers and also amd graphics card Major issue I'd say i felt is security issue like anyone can access and modify root password with just bootable media (not even the archiso but any media ) it's hell easy so not adding SELinux like rhel is I'd say biggest disadvantage
@rishab.kumarjha21 күн бұрын
Thanks for adding this!
@kfftfuftur21 күн бұрын
If you have to explain the title then it probably isn't a good title.
@reeddeer973721 күн бұрын
A reason I feel like non-programmers, especially privacy focused ones, should switch to Linux is that it completely lacks the corporate spyware/bloatware present in Windows and MacOS, it provides much more options for low spec PC's, and it doesn't force you onto updates.
@rishab.kumarjha21 күн бұрын
Yes , absolutely agree on that
@juliodesouza134321 күн бұрын
Skill issue
@Dream_scape4721 күн бұрын
I want all kids to play minecraft on linux, that's my secret plan to destroy Microsoft
@rishab.kumarjha21 күн бұрын
💀
@malwaredot21 күн бұрын
Linux is Linux you should use what works good for you no matter your interests going after names is childish, i use Arch btw
@rishab.kumarjha21 күн бұрын
Absolutely , can't agree more (i also use arch btw)
@garvbhasin943322 күн бұрын
This actually helped me bruh!
@rishab.kumarjha22 күн бұрын
Glad it helped!
@ShreeramHegde-tq1ye22 күн бұрын
Bro I think arch isn't overhyped (I also use arch btw). We behave like "that" because of freedom from every bullshit like snap proprietry software or something like flatpak.
@rishab.kumarjha22 күн бұрын
Arch is really great , I myself use arch ,by overhyped I meant that people say its too difficult to use and that's why they flex using it but it's actually not that difficult
@boltez650720 күн бұрын
@@rishab.kumarjhaNo one flexes on arch for it being hard to use,its rather a joke in the community due to the arch linux installation being much more involved than other mainstream distros.
@rishab.kumarjha20 күн бұрын
@@boltez6507 but I have honestly seen many flexing for it being hard
@boltez650720 күн бұрын
@@rishab.kumarjha They're probably newbies or just wannabe kids,no seasoned arch user who flex on using arch for it being hard that's just ironical. I know that its a fad among linux newbies these days to flex on using arch,but that's because they just wanna flex,its like flexing has become an overnight tradition, honestly to me its just brainrot. But trust me,no experienced arch user would have such a behaviour,yes they do "joke" on using arch btw but that just a "Joke" which has been meandering in the Linux community for years. The joke came into existence due to the advent of new user friendly gui ditro installers and arch devs initially reluctant to switch to such installers and not because arch was hard to use. The whole(i use arch btw/flexing on using arch)thing is just a joke/meme,anyone who seriously flexes on using arch beacuse they think it's hard to use is an idiot.
@Yes-me4pk22 күн бұрын
I used Arch for 2 weeks and I have to admit all the hype and praise is justified. It just works and allows for further tinkering
@rishab.kumarjha22 күн бұрын
Yes , arch is great , by overhyped I meant that people says its too difficult to use and that's why they flex using it but it's actually not that difficult
@thatskinnykid22 күн бұрын
Arch glazers in the comments mad :(
@lycorislillies22 күн бұрын
Arch is not overhyped. For me, it is a preferred distribution because you learn to use it, rather than just use it without learning. You decide what to do, and honestly, documentation is amazing. I use it for less than a month and it is my first GNU/Linux experience, i didn't use archinstall. I believe it is for experienced people who just wants to do fast setup because they know everything already. imo, beautiful distro. Memes are overhyped.
@rishab.kumarjha22 күн бұрын
@@lycorislillies Yes arch linux is great , I have not spoke anything bad for the OS in this video , I mean overhyped in the way that people tell its difficult to use it but its actually not that difficult
@lycorislillies21 күн бұрын
@@rishab.kumarjhadid someone tell you who uses arch it's difficult? Or is it the memes? I use arch, i find it not user-friendly, that's all. Anyway, let's do our best in the linux journey. 🥂.
@rishab.kumarjha21 күн бұрын
Yes and I have also seen this in many youtube's video comment section as well and in tutorials also I've heard this Yes lets do our best, all the best to you in your linux journey 🥂
@RazoBeckett.22 күн бұрын
Arch taught me a lot about how systems and processes work. I love Arch; it’s not at all overhyped. Even if you think it's overhyped, it's in a good way. As for whether people should use Linux or not, you don’t need to worry about that.
@rishab.kumarjha22 күн бұрын
Even I love Arch, learnt a lot from it , I was calling it overhyped in the sense that people flex using it and tells that its difficult to use but its actually not that difficult to use Apart from that I was just sharing my views that if you're into programming you should use linux as it has some advantages which helped me in programming like if you're into devops or cloud using it can help a lot
@RazoBeckett.22 күн бұрын
@@rishab.kumarjha Yes, I am a developer. I don't understand why people flex about using Arch. The fact is, Arch has a tendency to break, and I hate some issues that are completely unique to my hardware. It never made sense to me to use "I use Arch, btw" to represent myself as a nerd or as a flex. It's just a fun way to say that you use Arch.
@badprofilepic88222 күн бұрын
Yeah yeah cool cool but did I mention that I use Arch Linux?
@naesone265322 күн бұрын
Arch just breaks too much and I need stability
@nubproru22 күн бұрын
My opinion is that (gnu+) Linux is the default OS option is consider for all use cases, and windows or other proprietary software is mostly for exceptions. All the arch Linux memes are just jokes, but what i love about arch Linux is that its very power-user friendly; when i do power-user things (things most PC user would never do) arch Linux is my best friend. Arch Linux simply does not get in the way when i do some thing unusual, often its even easy or quicker, because of the great documentation: arch wiki (i know it became a meme, but it is relay useful), and build in tools: arch-chroot (like normal chroot but easier to use), the AUR when i need some specific rare peace of software i always find it there,... but there are use cases when i use other Operating systems: when i prepare desktop computer for some one else i mostly pick one of the many easy to use debian or ubuntu based distros like Linuxmint, its easy to use and switching to it from any thing else is easy enough, or for computers with other CPU architectures (not amd64) i pick Debian, or OpenBSD, or FreeBSD, and for ARM SBC computers i like diet-pi, its like Raspberry Pi OS but but less bloated and also more power-user friendly. TL;DR: My opinion: Arch = Power-User friendly, Linux mint = User friendly, Windows/Mac-OS/... = not user friendly. Linux is great for every body who likes computers, not just developers. context: i use free software & GNU/Linux for ~5 years now and it is one of the best decisions i have made in my life.
@sajolsajol839322 күн бұрын
when you're pathetic and the only way for you to make a living is to call random things "OVERHYPED!"...
@rishab.kumarjha22 күн бұрын
I don't make a living out of yt and I was just sharing my views after using arch linux for about 2 months and more specifically about should you use linux Didn't really know that arch community is so toxic that no one can share their views freely
@lavarov458522 күн бұрын
To glaze something as silly as an operating system this much... Is it really worth typing these mean things about other people? Why would you care so much weather this stranger likes what you like or not?
@rishab.kumarjha22 күн бұрын
PS: - you can use arch install to install arch , you don't have to manually install it so sorry for that - When I said arch is overhyped I meant to say overhyped in the sense how arch users flex using arch and how like many people tell its difficult to use it I am just sharing my views after using arch for more than a month and more specifically on should you use linux If I've said something wrong you can correct me I'll be more than happy to acknowledge that Sorry if I hurt any arch users here!
@nostalgianinja21 күн бұрын
Most Linux distributions boil down to the following: - What package management system do you have / how do you want to install your packages? / How often do you want updates? (rolling/stable) - How much trouble are you willing to put into installing the distribution of Linux? - What boilerplate systems do you want to handle the underlying methods of the operating system? (this is a more advanced topic like init systems) The reason why I use Arch is that I have a specific way I use my system, and I've set it up in such a way that Arch benefits me. Everything else can be done in Ubuntu or Debian or Fedora or Mint, but my system is set up in a way that I like with Arch, and it's staying that way. I don't want to distrohop. I don't want to have defaults that don't make sense to me installed. I don't want things to be configured for me. I want to configure a system that has my setup the way I like it. People who flex about using arch are as ignorant as the idea that "arch is overrated" - The wiki is a wonderful resource to learn how things work, the AUR is powerful, and the power is in your hands. You just have the responsibility to not shoot yourself in the foot with all that power.
@boltez650720 күн бұрын
@@nostalgianinjaexactly,this video is based on his personal opinions/ideas,he has assumed that most people "flex" using arch because it's hard to use. I have never witnessed any true arch user "flexing" on them using arch on the premise that its hard to use.Yeah there are kids who do that,but they don't even use arch the way it's designed to be. Rather its just a lore/joke in the linux community,cuz the arch installation process is too involved compared to other distros or rather it used to be. And as you say,the choice of distro finally boils down to their package management,update schedule,security and the overall philosophy. Now again you could theoretically make one linux distro the functional copy of another by changing the init system,DE or window manager,etc which is just a testament of how customizable the whole Linux (or GNU) ecosystem is. Different Distros exist to particularly provide users with their preferred "out of box" experience. And as you say the arch community is probably the best one out there. I personally don't even use arch on a daily basis,it doesn't suit my workflow,i prefer stability so i use debian testing or flavors of ubuntu like MATE. Throughout my experience of using linux,the arch forum ,wiki are probably the most important resources out there.
@nothappyz22 күн бұрын
"Arch Linux is overhyped" proceeds to explain why it is easy to use and never talks about how "overhyped" it is. Spoiler: it's not. Wrong title.
@rishab.kumarjha22 күн бұрын
I meant to say overhyped in the sense how arch users flex using arch and how like many people tell its difficult to use it
@nothappyz22 күн бұрын
@@rishab.kumarjha no one is, you're just a junior browsing other newbies memes
@rishab.kumarjha22 күн бұрын
@@nothappyz I honestly don't browse memes , but I've noticed this in so many channel's comment section, that's why just thought to share what I had in my mind and yes a title is a bit misleading, because major part of the video is should you use linux maybe I'll change the title
@thepythoncodez22 күн бұрын
womp womp, it isn't
@pokerangerblue508422 күн бұрын
Imagine glazing an OS so hard
@thepythoncodez21 күн бұрын
@@pokerangerblue5084 If Arch Linux was overhyped then the majority of Linux users would use it, but we know that's not the case.
@AzazelThree21 күн бұрын
Systemd sucks arch Linux should swap this, plus gentoo is better
@legendboyAni21 күн бұрын
@@AzazelThree do it yourself if you don't want systemd
@haithem890622 күн бұрын
i use alpine btw
@rishab.kumarjha22 күн бұрын
💀
@ziyan886222 күн бұрын
I am sure you can resolve most issues with "KZread, chatgpt, or google", there is perfect Archwiki and forms like reddit and arch/derivatives forums(manjaro/ endeavour...) for it. Also I do think its little overhyped but not much, there is hardly any distro like Arch- Gentoo is there but too much to compile. Each Arch install is different and can be customisable to its core unlike most Distro like Ubuntu. You can have different kernels, different partition with numerous mount options, subvolumes, encryption and what not.
@Cookie_Department22 күн бұрын
You don't even have to manually install arch. There is the archinstall script which makes it stupid easy.
@rishab.kumarjha22 күн бұрын
Yeah sorry for that
@peugaii724722 күн бұрын
Until that doesn't work for you, but a manual install does
@askeladden45022 күн бұрын
Linux community is the only one where something being hard is considered a positive. Weird elitists. I use arch myself but definitely do not like how things are made hard just so the arch community can feel superior about themselves.
@ziyan886222 күн бұрын
Arch is definitely not hard on purpose, it explicitly allows you to tinker to your desires. If you don't like "do your stuff yourself", I think you should switch to another Distro. "how things are made hard just so the arch com.... " Bro you Okay? tell me how you get that impression????
@askeladden45022 күн бұрын
@@ziyan8862 i like doing my own stuff, I have every single inch of my desktop customized to the T. I should have made it clear that the issue is not Arch itself but the community. Arch is what it is, but the community is hell bent on making it seem harder than it is. For example, I prefer to use archinstall to get arch installations up on all my systems. But as soon as you mention you use the script, all the neck-beards rise and tell you not to because its not the 'proper' way, even though the script allows me to customize all that I need and takes 1/10th the time a normal install takes. Then if you go to their forums and ask about how to get a software up and running thats not working properly and they just tell you to not use the software. I mean wow, thanks I guess. And this is just talking about a tech savvy user like me who has experience with linux already. I have seen new users getting bullied into tears in the arch community just because they didn't knew what fstab was etc. How about suggesting the poor soul one of the numerous GUI apps so they dont have to use terminal if they dont like it, or dont have to go around manually editing fstabs and what not?
@rishab.kumarjha22 күн бұрын
@@askeladden450 arch is not actually that hard that's what I was telling in this video
@remincd22 күн бұрын
FromSoftware gamers: 👁👄👁
@askeladden45022 күн бұрын
@@ziyan8862 i wrote a long essay but it got deleted, i'm not going to bother gain. Tldr: arch isnt hard itself, its the toxic community that tries to makes it hard. You got my comment completely wrong.
@buneyecat22 күн бұрын
Nah its really not what do you use ubuntu?
@rishab.kumarjha22 күн бұрын
Nope , i use arch
@nothappyz22 күн бұрын
In the end he explains that he is a newbie so you can just ignore their opinion
@bacalhau_seco20 күн бұрын
ur that noob who thinks "manual install is allways better"
@buneyecat20 күн бұрын
@@bacalhau_seco what? How is manual install not always better. If your a noob just stay away from arch
@bacalhau_seco20 күн бұрын
@@buneyecat manual install just takes more time doing the same thing as the script. "if your a noob just stay away from arch" nothing about arch is hard...
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useless video. wasted 6min of my life watching this
I know all of the tech stack mentioned in the description and video (I will learn Kubernetes soon), but how do I connect them and create such projects? Can you suggest some tutorials, or do I need to learn system design?
You can either host everything on Kubernetes or create seperate services for everything and use them, you may need to learn few system design concepts, you can learn them on the go as well as you make these type of projects. I've learned few concepts like pubsubs , redis etc from harkirat singh's video, you can check that out for reference: kzread.info/dash/bejne/e36fu8upibGrpKw.htmlsi=67ezIBelDZ7oM6Iu For connecting worker I have explained that I have used redis where I am pushing my code and getting it on the worker and then evaluating and sending back to backend with pubsub of redis and backend is sending result to frontend they have a websocket connection established
@@rishab.kumarjha Thanks dude, This is a great help!
DP Pattern - 1. Recursion + Memoization 2. 1-D or 2-D Matrix Basic idea of DP is to find a pattern in small testcase and then apply it for large testcase.
Thanks for sharing it!
great video keep this coming
Thank you!
😅 I had hard time understanding dp Thanks for the explanation
I'm glad you found it useful!
Straight forward information, keep going brother
Thanks!
i loved the video it would be fun if you do a live session.
Yeah sure, I'll be doing them soon after reaching 1k subs!
Nice!
Thanks!
Thanks for sharing bro ...keep posting 🌇
Thanks for your constant support!
Kubernetes is like the father I never had 😔
Nawww😭
Does React Native have built-in routing like Next.js?
Nope , that's why I have used expo in this tutorial!
@@rishab.kumarjha Oh understood! BTW, we can also use react-navigation which also has a Stack, right?
Yes , right!
I found it really useful ...you deserve more subs !!!
Thanks! Glad you found it useful.
MY GOAT IS BACK 🗣🗣🗣
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I think like bro switched just recently installed via archinstall and called it a day after hearing about install process of arch from others to satisfy his own ego. This feels like a low effort clickbait post aimed at arch users. Pls don't post such "shit" :) . None of the things you discussed were relevant, you probably using windows before this month and switched after hearing someone say "To get better at terminals you need to use linux". I would recommend not making any videos about the topic until you get a bit experienced. Things that make arch good include the wiki which you would have realised if installed arch manually, and the package management, none of which were mentioned here.
Excellent 👍
Thanks!
very informative
Thanks
Informative :) !!
Thanks!
Arch is overhyped because it is considered as hardest OS but it's is easier than windows and debian both, but did i mention i use Arch BTW?
love the fast semi long format, good going!
Thanks!
this was easy to understand! can you make a videos on kubernetes next?
Yeah sure!
Dude if you use kde over any distro the experience(other than packages) is almost the same, especially once you have your initial setup done. And linux is literally a life saver for older hardware.
@@boltez6507 Didn't really know that , then I'll try some other GUIs , do tell if you have any recommendations
@@rishab.kumarjhaHey no hard feelings mate,use whatever suits your workflow,i reckon that you just want to use linux for getting familiar with the terminal and programming in general. Though can be achieved in any distro,if you truly want to speed up the process of getting familar with the terminal using tiling/window manager like 'dwm',though it will be kind of harsh at first, they'll force you to basically use the terminal. Though I wouldn't recommend making it your primary system from day one,you need time to get used to it. Your present setup which i think is kde+arch wouldn't "force" you to use the terminal, you'll in most instances use the comfortable GUI that the setup offers. I myself don't even use arch on a daily basis.Currently i use Ubuntu MATE,which is basically Ubuntu with the MATE desktop environment. Though this shouldn't undermine my suggestion,it takes a lot of "courage" to settle down to a distro xD.
@@boltez6507 thanks for the suggestion , appreciate it , I'll surely give a try to dwm!
@@rishab.kumarjha Its pretty easy to get working,for a standard dwm setup you just have to install some packages,clone some git repository and excute scripts. Its basically like executing 3-4 lines of shell commands. There are many guides for the same.
@@boltez6507 yeah , thanks for telling! Appreciate it
Arch Linux wiki > Frequently asked questions: 1.3 Why would I want to use arch? Because arch is the best.
I think arch is rather easy than other distros out there for users who want the bleeding edge, AUR is just amazing, also cursed, but amazing.
Let me tell you cons and pros; Pros : Customized installation (no bloats preinstalled) Can be tweaked easily Huge community support and very concise wiki page (I'd say best wikis out there) More frequent updates Shoutout to AUR Makepkg is awesome Arm kernels are really stable Custom kernel can be tweaked like linux-zen , linux-rt-lts , etc.. Dev tools are also easily available on pacman Cons: Customized that's why little difficult to install (but shoutout to archinstall) Rolling releases that may often break Personal issue: when updating certain components this may break the system due to chain dependencies To frequent updates cause pile of time to invest even if you have to update firefox Major issue is linux kernel changes reflect often on it , as the intel backlight support has been modified i had to add the kernel arguments like acpi_backlight=vendor There are lot of issues with vulkan drivers and also amd graphics card Major issue I'd say i felt is security issue like anyone can access and modify root password with just bootable media (not even the archiso but any media ) it's hell easy so not adding SELinux like rhel is I'd say biggest disadvantage
Thanks for adding this!
If you have to explain the title then it probably isn't a good title.
A reason I feel like non-programmers, especially privacy focused ones, should switch to Linux is that it completely lacks the corporate spyware/bloatware present in Windows and MacOS, it provides much more options for low spec PC's, and it doesn't force you onto updates.
Yes , absolutely agree on that
Skill issue
I want all kids to play minecraft on linux, that's my secret plan to destroy Microsoft
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Linux is Linux you should use what works good for you no matter your interests going after names is childish, i use Arch btw
Absolutely , can't agree more (i also use arch btw)
This actually helped me bruh!
Glad it helped!
Bro I think arch isn't overhyped (I also use arch btw). We behave like "that" because of freedom from every bullshit like snap proprietry software or something like flatpak.
Arch is really great , I myself use arch ,by overhyped I meant that people say its too difficult to use and that's why they flex using it but it's actually not that difficult
@@rishab.kumarjhaNo one flexes on arch for it being hard to use,its rather a joke in the community due to the arch linux installation being much more involved than other mainstream distros.
@@boltez6507 but I have honestly seen many flexing for it being hard
@@rishab.kumarjha They're probably newbies or just wannabe kids,no seasoned arch user who flex on using arch for it being hard that's just ironical. I know that its a fad among linux newbies these days to flex on using arch,but that's because they just wanna flex,its like flexing has become an overnight tradition, honestly to me its just brainrot. But trust me,no experienced arch user would have such a behaviour,yes they do "joke" on using arch btw but that just a "Joke" which has been meandering in the Linux community for years. The joke came into existence due to the advent of new user friendly gui ditro installers and arch devs initially reluctant to switch to such installers and not because arch was hard to use. The whole(i use arch btw/flexing on using arch)thing is just a joke/meme,anyone who seriously flexes on using arch beacuse they think it's hard to use is an idiot.
I used Arch for 2 weeks and I have to admit all the hype and praise is justified. It just works and allows for further tinkering
Yes , arch is great , by overhyped I meant that people says its too difficult to use and that's why they flex using it but it's actually not that difficult
Arch glazers in the comments mad :(
Arch is not overhyped. For me, it is a preferred distribution because you learn to use it, rather than just use it without learning. You decide what to do, and honestly, documentation is amazing. I use it for less than a month and it is my first GNU/Linux experience, i didn't use archinstall. I believe it is for experienced people who just wants to do fast setup because they know everything already. imo, beautiful distro. Memes are overhyped.
@@lycorislillies Yes arch linux is great , I have not spoke anything bad for the OS in this video , I mean overhyped in the way that people tell its difficult to use it but its actually not that difficult
@@rishab.kumarjhadid someone tell you who uses arch it's difficult? Or is it the memes? I use arch, i find it not user-friendly, that's all. Anyway, let's do our best in the linux journey. 🥂.
Yes and I have also seen this in many youtube's video comment section as well and in tutorials also I've heard this Yes lets do our best, all the best to you in your linux journey 🥂
Arch taught me a lot about how systems and processes work. I love Arch; it’s not at all overhyped. Even if you think it's overhyped, it's in a good way. As for whether people should use Linux or not, you don’t need to worry about that.
Even I love Arch, learnt a lot from it , I was calling it overhyped in the sense that people flex using it and tells that its difficult to use but its actually not that difficult to use Apart from that I was just sharing my views that if you're into programming you should use linux as it has some advantages which helped me in programming like if you're into devops or cloud using it can help a lot
@@rishab.kumarjha Yes, I am a developer. I don't understand why people flex about using Arch. The fact is, Arch has a tendency to break, and I hate some issues that are completely unique to my hardware. It never made sense to me to use "I use Arch, btw" to represent myself as a nerd or as a flex. It's just a fun way to say that you use Arch.
Yeah yeah cool cool but did I mention that I use Arch Linux?
Arch just breaks too much and I need stability
My opinion is that (gnu+) Linux is the default OS option is consider for all use cases, and windows or other proprietary software is mostly for exceptions. All the arch Linux memes are just jokes, but what i love about arch Linux is that its very power-user friendly; when i do power-user things (things most PC user would never do) arch Linux is my best friend. Arch Linux simply does not get in the way when i do some thing unusual, often its even easy or quicker, because of the great documentation: arch wiki (i know it became a meme, but it is relay useful), and build in tools: arch-chroot (like normal chroot but easier to use), the AUR when i need some specific rare peace of software i always find it there,... but there are use cases when i use other Operating systems: when i prepare desktop computer for some one else i mostly pick one of the many easy to use debian or ubuntu based distros like Linuxmint, its easy to use and switching to it from any thing else is easy enough, or for computers with other CPU architectures (not amd64) i pick Debian, or OpenBSD, or FreeBSD, and for ARM SBC computers i like diet-pi, its like Raspberry Pi OS but but less bloated and also more power-user friendly. TL;DR: My opinion: Arch = Power-User friendly, Linux mint = User friendly, Windows/Mac-OS/... = not user friendly. Linux is great for every body who likes computers, not just developers. context: i use free software & GNU/Linux for ~5 years now and it is one of the best decisions i have made in my life.
when you're pathetic and the only way for you to make a living is to call random things "OVERHYPED!"...
I don't make a living out of yt and I was just sharing my views after using arch linux for about 2 months and more specifically about should you use linux Didn't really know that arch community is so toxic that no one can share their views freely
To glaze something as silly as an operating system this much... Is it really worth typing these mean things about other people? Why would you care so much weather this stranger likes what you like or not?
PS: - you can use arch install to install arch , you don't have to manually install it so sorry for that - When I said arch is overhyped I meant to say overhyped in the sense how arch users flex using arch and how like many people tell its difficult to use it I am just sharing my views after using arch for more than a month and more specifically on should you use linux If I've said something wrong you can correct me I'll be more than happy to acknowledge that Sorry if I hurt any arch users here!
Most Linux distributions boil down to the following: - What package management system do you have / how do you want to install your packages? / How often do you want updates? (rolling/stable) - How much trouble are you willing to put into installing the distribution of Linux? - What boilerplate systems do you want to handle the underlying methods of the operating system? (this is a more advanced topic like init systems) The reason why I use Arch is that I have a specific way I use my system, and I've set it up in such a way that Arch benefits me. Everything else can be done in Ubuntu or Debian or Fedora or Mint, but my system is set up in a way that I like with Arch, and it's staying that way. I don't want to distrohop. I don't want to have defaults that don't make sense to me installed. I don't want things to be configured for me. I want to configure a system that has my setup the way I like it. People who flex about using arch are as ignorant as the idea that "arch is overrated" - The wiki is a wonderful resource to learn how things work, the AUR is powerful, and the power is in your hands. You just have the responsibility to not shoot yourself in the foot with all that power.
@@nostalgianinjaexactly,this video is based on his personal opinions/ideas,he has assumed that most people "flex" using arch because it's hard to use. I have never witnessed any true arch user "flexing" on them using arch on the premise that its hard to use.Yeah there are kids who do that,but they don't even use arch the way it's designed to be. Rather its just a lore/joke in the linux community,cuz the arch installation process is too involved compared to other distros or rather it used to be. And as you say,the choice of distro finally boils down to their package management,update schedule,security and the overall philosophy. Now again you could theoretically make one linux distro the functional copy of another by changing the init system,DE or window manager,etc which is just a testament of how customizable the whole Linux (or GNU) ecosystem is. Different Distros exist to particularly provide users with their preferred "out of box" experience. And as you say the arch community is probably the best one out there. I personally don't even use arch on a daily basis,it doesn't suit my workflow,i prefer stability so i use debian testing or flavors of ubuntu like MATE. Throughout my experience of using linux,the arch forum ,wiki are probably the most important resources out there.
"Arch Linux is overhyped" proceeds to explain why it is easy to use and never talks about how "overhyped" it is. Spoiler: it's not. Wrong title.
I meant to say overhyped in the sense how arch users flex using arch and how like many people tell its difficult to use it
@@rishab.kumarjha no one is, you're just a junior browsing other newbies memes
@@nothappyz I honestly don't browse memes , but I've noticed this in so many channel's comment section, that's why just thought to share what I had in my mind and yes a title is a bit misleading, because major part of the video is should you use linux maybe I'll change the title
womp womp, it isn't
Imagine glazing an OS so hard
@@pokerangerblue5084 If Arch Linux was overhyped then the majority of Linux users would use it, but we know that's not the case.
Systemd sucks arch Linux should swap this, plus gentoo is better
@@AzazelThree do it yourself if you don't want systemd
i use alpine btw
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I am sure you can resolve most issues with "KZread, chatgpt, or google", there is perfect Archwiki and forms like reddit and arch/derivatives forums(manjaro/ endeavour...) for it. Also I do think its little overhyped but not much, there is hardly any distro like Arch- Gentoo is there but too much to compile. Each Arch install is different and can be customisable to its core unlike most Distro like Ubuntu. You can have different kernels, different partition with numerous mount options, subvolumes, encryption and what not.
You don't even have to manually install arch. There is the archinstall script which makes it stupid easy.
Yeah sorry for that
Until that doesn't work for you, but a manual install does
Linux community is the only one where something being hard is considered a positive. Weird elitists. I use arch myself but definitely do not like how things are made hard just so the arch community can feel superior about themselves.
Arch is definitely not hard on purpose, it explicitly allows you to tinker to your desires. If you don't like "do your stuff yourself", I think you should switch to another Distro. "how things are made hard just so the arch com.... " Bro you Okay? tell me how you get that impression????
@@ziyan8862 i like doing my own stuff, I have every single inch of my desktop customized to the T. I should have made it clear that the issue is not Arch itself but the community. Arch is what it is, but the community is hell bent on making it seem harder than it is. For example, I prefer to use archinstall to get arch installations up on all my systems. But as soon as you mention you use the script, all the neck-beards rise and tell you not to because its not the 'proper' way, even though the script allows me to customize all that I need and takes 1/10th the time a normal install takes. Then if you go to their forums and ask about how to get a software up and running thats not working properly and they just tell you to not use the software. I mean wow, thanks I guess. And this is just talking about a tech savvy user like me who has experience with linux already. I have seen new users getting bullied into tears in the arch community just because they didn't knew what fstab was etc. How about suggesting the poor soul one of the numerous GUI apps so they dont have to use terminal if they dont like it, or dont have to go around manually editing fstabs and what not?
@@askeladden450 arch is not actually that hard that's what I was telling in this video
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@@ziyan8862 i wrote a long essay but it got deleted, i'm not going to bother gain. Tldr: arch isnt hard itself, its the toxic community that tries to makes it hard. You got my comment completely wrong.
Nah its really not what do you use ubuntu?
Nope , i use arch
In the end he explains that he is a newbie so you can just ignore their opinion
ur that noob who thinks "manual install is allways better"
@@bacalhau_seco what? How is manual install not always better. If your a noob just stay away from arch
@@buneyecat manual install just takes more time doing the same thing as the script. "if your a noob just stay away from arch" nothing about arch is hard...
Found it really helpful ...keep uploading !🔥
Thanks! I will
Couldn't agree more 🗣️🗣️