After installing your operating system it is time to explore it. We gather here the most FAQs after installation.
Next link will link you to an article to get you started after a clean installation.

What to do after a clean installation of any ArcoLinux iso?

Become part of our community

4000+ videos of knowledge on Youtube
More info on the channel

Discord to talk only about ArcoLinux topics

Telegram to talk about anything Linux related

https://www.youtube.com/erikdubois
https://discord.gg/R2amEEz
https://t.me/arcolinux_d_b

More articles

Everything you need to know about keys

Everything you need to know about keys

The package manager from Arch Linux aka pacman works with signed packages. To sign a package you need key. To be able to install a package you need a key. There is the "archlinux-keyring" package that will need an update from time to time and there is the...

read more
How to automount a harddisk after booting up

How to automount a harddisk after booting up

To find a solution to an issue, it is important to know the terminology.Search for "Arch Linux automount harddisk" and you will get lots of hits.One of them is the fstab from Arch Linux wiki.https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/FstabOn that page there is a part about...

read more
How to downgrade a linux kernel

How to downgrade a linux kernel

Downgrading any package including the kernel is done for a reason. Most of the time we downgrade the package because the new update is malfunctioning with other software or with our hardware. We have an application already pre-installed called : downgrade. You can use...

read more
Everything you need to know about pacman

Everything you need to know about pacman

Pacman is our package managerWe have applications like pamac, discover or gnome-software to install software but there are also commands to do the same. We urge you to learn the commands that are behind all the GUIs. Installing Firefox is super simple. sudo pacman -S...

read more
Installing Nemesis on any ArcoLinux

Installing Nemesis on any ArcoLinux

Nemesis Personal Perfection of ArcoLinuxCommand to type in terminal git clone https://github.com/erikdubois/arcolinux-nemesisNemesis is just a name for a bunch of scripts. It is NOT a new distro. After any ArcoLinux or Arch Linux installation  you can run these...

read more
Compact installation guide for ArcoLinux

Compact installation guide for ArcoLinux

This is a step by step guide what I typically would do on my computer system.Step 1 : install arcolinux Step 2 : update ARCH and arcolinux Make sure you have the fastest servers to download from with. We type this alias in the terminal. mirror Then we update in the...

read more
Install any desktop on any ArcoLinux or Arch Linux system

Install any desktop on any ArcoLinux or Arch Linux system

game changerLearn, have fun and enjoyBuild up from scratch or add desktops to your current oneUse our githubs or our cheatsheetGet the cheat sheet on https://arcolinux.info/documents-arcolinux/We re-organized the packages so it becomes clear what "lego blocks" you...

read more
How to switch between desktops

How to switch between desktops

Switching between desktops is done when you logout of a desktop.You can be on real metal or you can be on the live dvd.Difference is the account name and the password.But the idea is the same.On a live dvd you are the account 'liveuser' and you have no password.On...

read more
What to do after a clean installation of any ArcoLinux

What to do after a clean installation of any ArcoLinux

Workflow after a clean installation diving into the scriptsArcoLinux 18.11.126/10/2018Interesting topics in this video buy an ssd to revive your older hardware buy a bay to quickly switch your ssd in your desktop pc dual screen settings of variety - wallhaven pause...

read more
How to autostart any application on any Linux desktop

How to autostart any application on any Linux desktop

Many desktop environments give you a tool to set applications to autostart like xfce, cinnamon, mate, etc... but some of them do not like window tiling managers (often in the configs) or like Deepin. We may just not have found the application on Deepin but I am going...

read more
How to change the bootorder in your grub menu

How to change the bootorder in your grub menu

My advice is NOT to mix operating systems on one harddisk. Just to avoid frustrations for you and for me. I have a desktop and can easily switch my ssd's to have ArcoLinuxD Cinnamon to ArcoLinuxD Awesome etcetera. But sometimes you have no choice then to put two...

read more
How to speed up your computer during building

How to speed up your computer during building

The file /etc/makepkg.conf can be edited so that it will use all available cores when you are building packages coming from the AUR. The more cores, you have, the more you have to gain with these settings. Use "lscpu" to see how many cores your system has. That is...

read more