There might be some savings to be had with some sort of local package cache over 10GiB Ethernet.
Omitting grub and using systemd-boot might also take a few seconds off.
It’s fast, but you are only installing
base,linuxandgrub.base-develshould also be there, since it’s assumed to be installed by any PKGBUILD you’d want to build with makepkg.But yes. It does what it said it would do: Install a basic, minimal Arch system in just over a minute.
I disagree, making your own packages is nice, but it’s not like it’s needed. I know multiple people who don’t touch the AUR or custom pkgbuilds at all
I know. It’s not marked in the wiki as essential and you can have a functional system without it.
no networkmanager?
networkmanager is for chumps, long live dhcpcd
disqualified!
This would be interesting if it was Gentoo.
I don’t quite understand the point of these speedruns since there’s usually not a defined end target and there are so many variables which are not under the user/installer’s control, like disk, processing speed
Isn’t the purpose getting views on youtube?
pretty misguided way to do so then lol
Doesn’t really matter as long as people watch, I guess. Or maybe it’s purposefully that way to draw engagement
Time for systemd-speedrun to standardise this
It’s defined right there in the title. First keypress to login.
I feel like it’s mostly shitposting but soon enough there will be a more formal competition. Possibly with a standardized VM and local package cache.
Yeah it really needs to be a target decided by someone else and not announced ahead of time.
It takes a while but I’m surprised the WR would be nearly 72 minutes.
removed
No, no and… yes.
I intentionally misunderstood for (not very) comedic effect
It’s the way it’s written, it’s typically hour:minutes.seconds
No, it isn’t. A decimal is always a decimal.
That’s not ISO-8601 / RFC 3339.
I thought that was honestly the joke.
There’s only like 10 minutes of actually typing commands.
Without watching this, the premise sounds very stupid.
