If you haven’t already, grab your copy of new AP-Linux here. April 5th 2018. There has been some issues with upstream Arch packages so install brakes when you want to upgrade packages. Check down for the fix… DISCLAIMER! This installation can ERASE all your data if you don’t know what you are doing. We are

Add disk to your PC Open terminal and become root with “su” command Find the name of your new disk with “fdisk -l” command Let’s suppose that your new disk has name /dev/sdb Create one partition with “fdisk /dev/sdb” or “cfdisk /dev/sdb” Create file system on that partition with “mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdb1” Create directory “mkdir /ssd-disk1

Hi folks. New AP-Linux is finally out. Sorry you had to wait this long, but as many of you don’t know, this is a project that I’m working on my free time. So you know how it is. What has been changed and what are the news? New AP-Linux brings support for newer hardware. Tha

DISCLAIMER! This installation can ERASE all your data if you don’t know what you are doing. We are not responsible for any of your data or hair loss. If you feel uncomfortable working with Linux disk tools, and you have sensitive data, make a backup first.

Hi folks. It’s been a while. I know you all been wondering what’s happening with AP-Linux. The good news is new version of AP-Linux is in the works. Since last version, many new hardware devices and chipsets came out. Like Intel’s Skylake and Kaby Lake (6th and 7th generation) processors and we want to make

For many of you that want to know if the sound is improved in this new 3.1 version, the answer is no. This is mainly a bug-fix release. What have been changed: – Now system can be upgraded with ‘pacman -Suy’. You can’t upgrade from v3.0 to v.3.1. You have to do it with fresh install procedure.