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#5401 2016-06-21 06:55:46

Texbrew
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From: The Lone Star State
Registered: 2016-02-09
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Re: The Official Hello Everyone Thread

Hello Adrian.

Welcome to Arch Linux and the forum. Buckle up, it's going to be fun!

tex

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#5402 2016-06-21 12:43:40

rmlopes
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Registered: 2016-06-21
Posts: 11

Re: The Official Hello Everyone Thread

Hi everyone,

My name is Rui, I have been using mostly OS X but Linux as well for some years. I am new to Arch, I liked the development philosophy so I decided to give it a try.

Cheers

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#5403 2016-06-23 08:41:01

Maxiride
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From: Italy
Registered: 2016-06-22
Posts: 9

Re: The Official Hello Everyone Thread

Hello everybody! I'm coming from a 4 year experience with Ubuntu and I noticed Arch few months ago. I've been undecided if to switch or not because even if I can say "I don't fear the terminal" my background is still more a point and click approach due to how the *ubuntu environment is.

What made me to switch has been a stupid issue with an update of network manager which prevent it to connect to 802.1x wifis and even if the upstream fixed it in a couple of days it took 3 weeks to see that damn package in the repo. That little issue made me take the jump smile

Got to say your wiki here is awesome.

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#5404 2016-06-26 00:13:10

Gunslinger13
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Registered: 2016-06-26
Posts: 15

Re: The Official Hello Everyone Thread

Greetings friends,
I have had so much fun learning Arch. Its my go to OS for almost a year  now. Thanks to everyone who worked so hard to make it avaible to us all.
Regards,
Danny

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#5405 2016-06-27 21:04:17

W54J04S07T
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Registered: 2016-06-27
Posts: 111

Re: The Official Hello Everyone Thread

hello arch linux world.
I'm a complete newbie, who
has come to
mostly shutup and learn.

TTYL

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#5406 2016-06-28 16:26:20

kcdtv
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Registered: 2016-06-28
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Re: The Official Hello Everyone Thread

¡Hola compañer@s!

I am a GNU-Linux addict, not a professional, not a programmer, I just "believe" in opensource. sharing, DiY and collective learning.
I like very much Arch linux even-though i use mostly debian due to the fact taht I animate a WiFi forum where users use debian and derivate systems.   
But we often refer to the arch linux documentation because that is simply the best wiki you can find around.
Amazing documentation.
Today i found (again) an answer to my questions here so I thought it is time to register and say thank you to all this great community!
Take care all!

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#5407 2016-06-28 20:12:10

Luglige
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Registered: 2016-06-26
Posts: 17

Re: The Official Hello Everyone Thread

Hello, I installed Arch Linux 3 days ago & love it!


~ Luglige

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#5408 2016-06-29 14:58:18

Grenadingue
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From: France
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Re: The Official Hello Everyone Thread

Salut les copains,

I'm an occasional Linux user since many years, and an everyday Arch Linux one since almost two years. (since I care about my privacy, performances, personalization, ...)
I love the Arch philosophy, I love the Arch wiki, I love the AUR, I almost always find what I was looking for.

Carry on!
Love

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#5409 2016-06-29 22:02:27

steini
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Registered: 2016-06-29
Posts: 1

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Hi,
was searching for all kind of linux related problem of ubuntu and debian and got a lot of useful answers from archlinux.org which made me want to try Arch linux out.   I am truly impressed with the users community and how tech wise they are compared to many other.   And how fast it is compared to the other linux systems.

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#5410 2016-06-30 08:42:32

Texbrew
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From: The Lone Star State
Registered: 2016-02-09
Posts: 580

Re: The Official Hello Everyone Thread

@Grenadingue and @steini,

Welcome!

I am by no means authorized to greet you by the forum admins & moderators. In other words, I am just a regular Arch user,  but I am very glad you are here. And who can resist the urge to say "Hello" to a new forum member?

I am an Arch Linux newbie myself, but the reasons you gave for using Arch reflect my own reasons for using it, and I hope you enjoy Arch as much as I do.

tex

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#5411 2016-07-01 02:10:03

BlueWhiteFox
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Registered: 2016-03-09
Posts: 6

Re: The Official Hello Everyone Thread

Hey everyone o/

I have had my account for a little bit but only just installed arch after using ubuntu for 4 years so I wanted to try something different. So far so good. Loving the wiki tongue

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#5412 2016-07-02 16:48:23

Matahashiro
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Registered: 2016-07-02
Posts: 1

Re: The Official Hello Everyone Thread

Hello Everyone,
I am a researcher (Bioinformatics, proteins, Biophysics) and I've been using Linux as my only OS since 2003 (I started with Suse, then switched to Ubuntu). I was introduced to the Arch's world by the Antergos derivate, almost a year ago. I am very happy with Arch so far and expect to remain using it for a long while. I hope to start paying back to the community as soon as possible. Entering this forum is my first step towards this goal.
Thanks to you all for this great distro.
Best regards,
Matahashiro.

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#5413 2016-07-06 17:48:40

shawny
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Registered: 2016-07-01
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Re: The Official Hello Everyone Thread

Hello everyone. Since last Friday I have installed Arch, with the Mate desktop on my old, cheap laptop (Fujitsu Siemens Amilo 2727 2gb RAM) and my Dell Optiplex 760 desktop (8 gb RAM). Both these installs were done using the Beginners Guide and using the Wiki and this forum for the solution to sticky problems along the way.

I had got the Arch bug by using Manjaro and Antergos for a couple of months and was sold on the idea of a rolling release and found pacman to be wonderful. I then installed 'Arch' using Architect, but knew it wasn't the right way to do it and even felt a bit guilty, so decided to do it properly. My linux experience goes back to the mid 1990s when I installed Slackware on an old 486 using a pile of around 20 floppy disks.

The laptop works better than it ever has and I've had it for about 8 years and it's run everything, almost, in that time. The Optiplex has only just been commisioned, but I expect it to be very snappy.

I think I've found my 'home' in Arch and am sure my ditro hopping days are done!

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#5414 2016-07-06 22:50:26

Texbrew
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From: The Lone Star State
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Posts: 580

Re: The Official Hello Everyone Thread

shawny wrote:

The laptop works better than it ever has and I've had it for about 8 years and it's run everything, almost, in that time.

@shawny, Greetings, and welcome to the Arch obsession. I enjoyed your post.

I say "obsession" because I now have Arch Linux on multiple machines. My first "bare metal" install was on a ten year old Compaq PC, boasting only 1Gb RAM. I am still impressed by the increase in speed on that old machine.

Enjoy!

tex

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#5415 2016-07-08 18:07:44

LonelyPyxel
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Registered: 2016-06-17
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Hello! I have been using arch for about two months now, and I think it's become my favorite and primary Linux distribution to operate. I recently came across the Arch forums and have been lurking for a bit now, I think it's time to start posting some!
I mostly like programming and desktop ricing, nice to meet you!

~Pyxel

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#5416 2016-07-09 18:37:59

c0degardener
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From: Salvador, Brazil
Registered: 2016-07-09
Posts: 5

Re: The Official Hello Everyone Thread

Hi there everyone,

Glad to finally create an account instead of just reading posts. I'm a professional (junior level) software engineer. Been a linux user for several years. Mostly used Ubuntu and have tried out most of the popular linux distributions. Been using Arch now for about 6 months and overall it's been a very positive experience. I was drawn to Arch because most of my searching online for linux help led me to the Arch Wiki/Forums. Now I'm hoping to get some help with a wifi related kernel panic..

See you all on the forums!

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#5417 2016-07-10 12:01:48

awolbirdy
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Registered: 2016-07-09
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Re: The Official Hello Everyone Thread

hi.

Last edited by awolbirdy (2016-07-10 12:05:50)


Be excellent to each other, and party on dude.

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#5418 2016-07-12 19:36:51

Dante777
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From: Greece
Registered: 2016-07-12
Posts: 31

Re: The Official Hello Everyone Thread

Hello everyone!
After a lot of reading in the forums, for quite some time now, i decided to join in.
A big "Thank You" to everyone that keeps Arch running and makes All this possible.
This is the Best Gift Ever! wink
Cheers!

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#5419 2016-07-12 20:03:36

Awebb
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Registered: 2010-05-06
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So many new faces! Hey there, everyone!

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#5420 2016-07-15 02:02:12

xu564856686
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Registered: 2016-07-15
Posts: 42

Re: The Official Hello Everyone Thread

Hello. I just installed Arch a few days ago. I hope using it will be a great learning experience.

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#5421 2016-07-15 11:47:27

23nikoloz
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Registered: 2016-07-12
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Re: The Official Hello Everyone Thread

I love archlinux

Last edited by 23nikoloz (2016-07-15 11:47:47)

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#5422 2016-07-17 19:08:11

zbiko
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Registered: 2015-02-26
Posts: 13
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Re: The Official Hello Everyone Thread

Hi, I'm interested to socialize with Archers in the San Francisco Bay area, and others who share a DIY/homebrew approach to computing.


Android Awesome Clojure Emacs fish i3 Matrix.org OpenCL pacaur Qubes RISC-V seL4
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Reproducible Arch builds? Yes please https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/43407

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#5423 2016-07-17 19:29:05

Texbrew
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From: The Lone Star State
Registered: 2016-02-09
Posts: 580

Re: The Official Hello Everyone Thread

zbiko wrote:

Hi, I'm interested to socialize with Archers in the San Francisco Bay area, and others who share a DIY/homebrew approach to computing.

Maybe search for or post a thread in the Arch Discussion sub forum? You may want to contact admin for guidance...

Welcome to the forum.

tex

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#5424 2016-07-17 20:09:34

DrZhivago
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Registered: 2016-07-17
Posts: 8

Re: The Official Hello Everyone Thread

Hello! I've been using Arch for years now but I guess it's time to stop lurking in the forums and to actually do something!

I've tried using other distros as my daily driver but I always find myself missing the AUR and the wiki!

See you all in the forums.

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#5425 2016-07-20 01:15:44

djwyman
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Registered: 2016-07-19
Posts: 1

Re: The Official Hello Everyone Thread

Hi everyone I am pretty new to Arch but not new to linux distros. 

I Used various debian and debian based distros since about 06 or so on and off.  I have tried rpm distros and never really liked any of them (fedora, opensuse, ect) 

The other day my laptops os took a dump (was running a cloud ready a chromium os) so I decided I would go with a normal linux distro.  I started with ubuntu but then I decided I wasn't happy with it and wanted something different then I went with debian but wasn't happy with it because it was either run stable which is out dated as can be or unstable in which I could not get to do things I wanted it to just right and no support because debian people only want you to run stable.

I started looking at what the other options out there were.  I kept running into recommendations for Arch because I wanted up to date software, I wanted a rolling release, and I wanted to be able to pick what stuff was installed from the start.  My only 2 hangups was I was intimidated by the idea of installing with command line and I only really knew the debian way of installing stuff with apt-get and such.  I kept looking at other options and even installed antergos(or however it is spelled the distro that is based on arch but has a gui installer) for a day or so which helped me get used to pacman and how it works.  Again i was not happy with that either.  By this time I decided to give arch a try.

My first attempt when decent but I was not happy with a few things like the fact that installing gnome and not gnome-shell installed a bunch of crap I didn't want and I couldn't figure out how to enable network manager at first so that wasn't working without starting it everytime I logged in and a few other odd and end mistakes I made but I took notes of my mistakes and started over and I have to say now I have the perfect linux distro for me on my laptop set up with the programs I want on it and didn't have to remove crap someone else thought I should have with themes they thought I should have and so on.  I am very happy with arch and have gotten pretty good at using pacman, systemctl, AUR and yaourt.

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