Hi Community!
I want to ask if ArcoLinux offers a GUI Tool for choosing different and Switching Kernels between versions? like Manjaro Linux did!
[OPEN] Selecting Kernels!
Looks like you are after a GUI version of managing kernels.
https://wiki.manjaro.org/index.php/Manjaro_Kernels
Then no, that'll add some level of extra complexity if for example this was added into ATT.
https://wiki.manjaro.org/index.php/Manjaro_Kernels
Then no, that'll add some level of extra complexity if for example this was added into ATT.
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There are no good guis for it on AUR.
There is no need for it either.
sudo pacman -S linux
sudo pacman -S linux-lts
sudo pacman -S linux-zen
sudo pacman -S linux-hardened
and the xanmod kernels
linux-xanmod
linux-xanmod-lts
linux-xanmod-tt
linux-xanmod-anbox
linux-xanmod-rt
and their headers.
As simple as that.
You want an older kernel.
First install the current one. IF that one is not to your satisfaction for some reason ...
Then
sudo downgrade linux-lts for example
choose the one you want (I see you have 343 kernels to choose from and that is only linux-lts)
could not we simpler
There is REALLY REALLY no need for guis.
Nor should you need or require one.
Terminal is all you need. Stay independent from tools from distros.
This will work anywhere.
There is no need for it either.
sudo pacman -S linux
sudo pacman -S linux-lts
sudo pacman -S linux-zen
sudo pacman -S linux-hardened
and the xanmod kernels
linux-xanmod
linux-xanmod-lts
linux-xanmod-tt
linux-xanmod-anbox
linux-xanmod-rt
and their headers.
As simple as that.
You want an older kernel.
First install the current one. IF that one is not to your satisfaction for some reason ...
Then
sudo downgrade linux-lts for example
choose the one you want (I see you have 343 kernels to choose from and that is only linux-lts)
could not we simpler
There is REALLY REALLY no need for guis.
Nor should you need or require one.
Terminal is all you need. Stay independent from tools from distros.
This will work anywhere.
Learn, have fun and enjoy.
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use the tutorials on https://www.youtube.com/erikdubois
then use the power of google
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But first use the power of the Arch Wiki
use the tutorials on https://www.youtube.com/erikdubois
then use the power of google
then use the power of our moderators.