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Hello forums,
New day new adventure.
In another thread "EndeavourOS" was mentioned several times and since this is about trying different Linux distros I figured I stray from the norm and step on the Arch base.
The install went without issue although I had to dig out a wireless usb adapter.
Linux is sure making me locate and dig out stuff I ain't used in years. (brain cells)
No wired Ethernet was being detected however once I plugged in the wireless adapter and located my Wifi connection and entered my password all was good.
After the install and update and a restart I had a wired connection and off I went tweaking the settings.
The welcome menu is a great place to start for the new EndeavourOS user.
I even figured out how to get my GUFW to startup after a restart.
This just keeps getting better.
New day new adventure.
In another thread "EndeavourOS" was mentioned several times and since this is about trying different Linux distros I figured I stray from the norm and step on the Arch base.
The install went without issue although I had to dig out a wireless usb adapter.
Linux is sure making me locate and dig out stuff I ain't used in years. (brain cells)
No wired Ethernet was being detected however once I plugged in the wireless adapter and located my Wifi connection and entered my password all was good.
After the install and update and a restart I had a wired connection and off I went tweaking the settings.
The welcome menu is a great place to start for the new EndeavourOS user.
I even figured out how to get my GUFW to startup after a restart.
Code:
systemctl enable --now ufw.service
This just keeps getting better.