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1. #ENDEAVOUROS INSTALL#
2. #ENDEAVOUROS MANUAL#
3. #ENDEAVOUROS SOFTWARE#
4. #ENDEAVOUROS PASSWORD#
5. #ENDEAVOUROS PC#

No, on the contrary, we are certain this release will tickle a number of non-EndeavourOS users to give it a try. That doesn’t mean we haven’t been wasting time during our hiatus on development. We have successfully walked you through the installation of EndeavourOS.Our last ISO was from September and we do realize that this new release is a bit overdue, to say it lightly, but to kick it off on a positive note, we rather say it is fashionably late. Click on the ‘ EndeavourOS’ button to browse various applications and get started.įeel free to run the neofetch utility to probe for more information such as the OS, kernel, uptime, number of installed packages, resolution, CPU type and so much more.Īnd that’s it. This ushers you to the EndeavourOS XFCE elegant desktop environment.

#ENDEAVOUROS PASSWORD#

When the login page is presented, provide your password and press the ‘ Login’ button. When the system reboots, select the first option as indicated. At this point, be sure to remove the bootable installation medium. So, select the ‘ Restart now’ button and click ‘ Done’ to reboot your PC. Once the installation is complete, you will be prompted to restart your PC. At this point, you can take a break and grab some coffee. This takes a while, and in our case, it took roughly 25 minutes.

#ENDEAVOUROS SOFTWARE#

The installation will commence as the installer copies all the required files and software packages on your PC. Once you click on the ‘ Install’ button, a pop-up will appear prompting you start the installation. Otherwise, click on ‘ back’ and change your settings. If you are satisfied with what you have, click ‘ Install’. Go through all the settings and ensure that all looks good. Step 8) Overview of pre-installation summaryīefore the actual installation of EndeavourOS begins with the copying of system files and packages on your PC, a pre-installation summary will be provided with all your configuration selections.

#ENDEAVOUROS PC#

Be sure to also specify your PC name as well. In this step, create a login user by specifying the username and password. To choose this option, click on the ‘ Erase disk’ option. In this guide, we settled for automatic partitioning. It allows you to specify your own partitions and their sizes. The ‘manual partitioning’ option gives you total freedom of creating your disk partitions. The ‘automatic partitioning’ option allows the installer to automatically configure the disk partitions and is especially recommended for beginners in Linux.

#ENDEAVOUROS MANUAL#

In disk partitioning, you get two options: Automatic and manual partitioning. Once you are satisfied with your selection, click on ‘ Next’. Feel free to configure it to your preferred language and model and perform a typing test in the text field provided below. The next step will require you to configure your keyboard. In the next step, select your geographical location and set the timezone accordingly. Step 4) Configure locale and timezone settings The first step will be to select your preferred installation language.

Once you have selected your preferred installation option, The calamares installer will be displayed.

In this case, we went with the offline method. You can select either depending on your environment.

#ENDEAVOUROS INSTALL#

Since our goal is to install EndeavorOS select ‘ Start the installer‘ to begin the installation.Ī pop-up will appear providing you with two installation methods: Offline and Online. In a short moment, the EndeavorOS live environment will come to view, and a pop-up dialogue box will appear with a list of options. Soon thereafter, you will see a flurry of boot messages on the screen as the live installer gets ready. By default, the first option will be highlighted, and this is the option we will select to kick-start the installation. On the boot-up screen, you will see a grub menu with a number of options listed. Be sure to set the boot priority in such a way that your bootable USB drive will be detected first. Once you have made your USB drive bootable, plug it in on the target system where you will install EndeavourOS and reboot. This is simple and you can use the Rufus utility tool which is free to download and use. The first step is to create a bootable USB drive from the downloaded ISO image. A System with minimum 4GB RAM and 10 GB hard disk space.A good internet connection (for the online installation option).