Tutorial: Installing KahelOS

KahelOS is a derivative of Arch Linux, we could say that it is Arch Linux + Gnome, it is a distro from the Philippine islands and its installation is shorter than Arch Linux, although it is losing the KISS principle 

The installation, even being shorter than Arch's, is also in text mode and that may scare new users, but it is not difficult at all (a myth about Arch is that it is difficult, something completely false).

When the disk has loaded we will see that a terminal opens in which we must enter as root.

 Then we write km and it will lead us to a window like this

 Here we choose our keyboard layout

Note: I screwed up when choosing mine, for the Spanish, you have to choose the one above

Now in this step we are going to skip because it is a fool

 Now in the terminal we write

/kahel/setup

 And a window like this will open in which we will configure our system

First we synchronize the time

We confirm:

We synchronize the date and confirm the time

 

Now we partition the hard disk to our liking or we use the entire disk

We give the size we want to the boot, swap and root partitions

In the next window we accept

We select the file system for our home and accept the 3 windows

 

We return to the main menu and accept the changes

In the next window we write Y and press Enter

When you have finished and this window comes out, we accept and leave it for a while to finish

Now we configure our system

First we configure the name of our computer

Now we add the root and its password

Now we add the normal user / s

Now we add our root password

 Now we will install the boot loader

As you can see, it only allows us to install Grub, so we choose this one and accept the two windows

We choose the text editor to our liking, I notice that the Vi editor is more complicated to use than Nano and we exit the file that we get with Control + X

We choose the directory in which we want to install Grub and we say NO to the window after

Then we restart and we have it installed