@anarch you got it!

Re: lately a lot of Error 502 Ray ID when visiting forum

Just me?

In the end I’d rather have one really good version then have one pretty good and one neglected one

Are there any BIG technical advantages to it (without opening up a can of worms)? I do get that systemd is a basically svhost on linux which bothers me a little however is OpenRC overall more simple to use or anything?

@judd good post and thanks for sharing but is there a question in here? The OP has unsolved in the title.

@godslayer for sure, sorry for the delay I got kinda busy

@n_mag These two links should get you going.

Start here to get you configuration file readied up.

Then go here and add the option to you file. Remember to put it under the the middle section that is tabbed over and above the “EndSection”

Should look like this below I believe.

Section "Device"
    Identifier     "Intel Graphics"
    Driver           "intel"
    Option         "TearFree" "true"
EndSection

@gord I understand totally, I tried running it for a while and I just wanted to get in and running and Antergos was, and is, the perfect answer currently and it has been for years!

LightDM is the login screen and greeter that you see when you boot into Antergos after all the system bios stuff that happens. You log in with it and switch desktops with it as well. SDDM is the KDE alternative, and gdm is the Gnome alternative, and there’s more. I personally have liked lightDM the most when I have pros already set t up for me like the Antergos devs

@gord welcome to the club although I would advise learning the Arch install guide and maybe attempting to go from a vanilla Arch and trying to get everything setup the “arch way” simply for the learning experience. I found that it helped me get a good base knowledge of how not only Arch works but how Linux generally works. I will say that the Antergos setup of LightDM is way nicer than the way it comes from upstream

@edconocerte try this structure for your swap partition line instead of what you have in your fstab
UUID=<UUID> none swap defaults 0 0