Yeah I came across that google's guide, but I skipped it when I found out its from google. And thanks for informing about the link, I made a typo

Thanks. I checked it out. It'd be cool if they have LSP setup.

And thanks for informing about the link, I made a typo :]

I dunno, I don't wanna take part in any survey, it feels wrong to me. But filled it halfway, just to see my own thoughts on linux. BTW you shouldve added " for fun" as a option to the question "why'd you use linux", thats the first thing that came to my mind

cp *.iso /dev/disk

or

pv *.iso > /dev/disk

I see. In a greater scope it potentially hides a healthy discussion and thats unhealthy. I agree. Sorry ihad it so narrow. I didnt know that.

Im not playing this feels like its a great realization for my life too thank you for this

Yeah i remember now. I have to format the partitions to complete partitioning. Thanks for info

So what should i do.

1. Boot into arch iso
2. Mount my disk and copy files
3. And install arch

But i wonder if the mounting part will work. Coz of the mess ive made. I just have to try it ig.

Haaa! It feels good to hear. I hope that theyll support free software financially.

Noice!

Is it possible to download just the word processor (libreoffice's) and nothing else?

Wtf. Tell me its a joke

I just cannot conclude if this is a joke or not. ive seen people use emacs as their primary os. So a tetris game can be in there ig.

Yo! Thanks a lot. It works.

I tried "colemak-dh" instead of "colemak_dh", thats why it didnt work. My monkey brain didnt think of using underscore.

I wanna set it up on login shell too. So i tried

localectl set-keymap  colemak_dh

But it says Failed to set keymap: Keymap colemak_dh is not installed.

I tried

[tomri@arch ~]$ localectl list-keymaps | grep colemak
colemak
[tomri@arch ~]$

Thanks in advance