No, hotkeys, in the mouse I only use the scroll wheel
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xluncher-1.0_0 you need to change his name so that he does not check the version and download the update xlunch-4.7.3_1.x86_64.xbps
In principle, you can already build a test version of
KLV-AwesomeCE-1.0
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qemu-system-x86_64 -enable-kvm -m 2G -vga std -smp 2 -device AC97 -cdrom /root/Downloads/KLV-AwesomeCE-1.0.iso
@Sofiya I ran a build, squashed the 07firstrib_rootfs and created an ISO with the main components to start on a QEMU virtual machine from the ISO. Then set up the virtual HDD and add grub2 or some boot loader. Then boot from a frugal install on the VHDD
KLV-AwesomeCE-1.1 stable
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Removed unnecessary programs and utilities. The plugin was rewritten and replaced.
The theme can be changed in the file /root/.config/awesome/settings.lua
on line 14 change the number in brackets [5] after selecting theme Super + r
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The calendar code has just been fixed and it looks correct now.
Also made other fixes.
While it hasn’t gone out of my head, swapper-1.2_1.noarch.xbps has strange behavior. Maybe it’s just me, or it depends on what KLV is installed on. On the first boot, it creates a link /mnt/home to the partition where KLV is installed (I have this is the /mnt/sda2 section) and so on, after logging out and logging in, it again creates a link in /mnt/home - sda2 to /mnt/sda2 to the partition where KLVs are installed......
this is not normal startswapper behavior
swapper.sh
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#!/bin/sh
# utility by fredx181 Jan2022
#
# revison 19Feb2022 by fredx181
#### Load swap ####
echo "LOAD SWAP"
for ONESWAP in `fdisk -l | grep ' Linux swap' | cut -f 1 -d ' ' | tr '\n' ' '`
do
echo -n "Loading swap partition $ONESWAP..." >/dev/console
swapon $ONESWAP
done
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#### Create symlink /mnt/home ####
MNTHOME=$(mount | grep "/mnt/layers/merged/mnt" | cut -d'/' -f3 | cut -d' ' -f1)
ln -sf /mnt/$MNTHOME /mnt/home
#########################
Sofiya wrote: ↑Fri Sep 29, 2023 10:40 pmWhile it hasn’t gone out of my head, swapper-1.2_1.noarch.xbps has strange behavior. Maybe it’s just me, or it depends on what KLV is installed on. On the first boot, it creates a link /mnt/home to the partition where KLV is installed (I have this is the /mnt/sda2 section) and so on, after logging out and logging in, it again creates a link in /mnt/home - sda2 to /mnt/sda2 to the partition where KLVs are installed......
this is not normal startswapper behavior
swapper.sh
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#!/bin/sh # utility by fredx181 Jan2022 # # revison 19Feb2022 by fredx181 #### Load swap #### echo "LOAD SWAP" for ONESWAP in `fdisk -l | grep ' Linux swap' | cut -f 1 -d ' ' | tr '\n' ' '` do echo -n "Loading swap partition $ONESWAP..." >/dev/console swapon $ONESWAP done ######################### #### Create symlink /mnt/home #### MNTHOME=$(mount | grep "/mnt/layers/merged/mnt" | cut -d'/' -f3 | cut -d' ' -f1) ln -sf /mnt/$MNTHOME /mnt/home #########################
This might be happening in bspwm also, because I notice an sda1 link keeps popping up in /mnt where there is already an sda1 directory, and a link to it called /mnt/home. I thought maybe I was to blame, but this seems to be related.
geo_c wrote: ↑Sat Sep 30, 2023 12:09 amSofiya wrote: ↑Fri Sep 29, 2023 10:40 pmWhile it hasn’t gone out of my head, swapper-1.2_1.noarch.xbps has strange behavior. Maybe it’s just me, or it depends on what KLV is installed on. On the first boot, it creates a link /mnt/home to the partition where KLV is installed (I have this is the /mnt/sda2 section) and so on, after logging out and logging in, it again creates a link in /mnt/home - sda2 to /mnt/sda2 to the partition where KLVs are installed......
this is not normal startswapper behavior
swapper.sh
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#!/bin/sh # utility by fredx181 Jan2022 # # revison 19Feb2022 by fredx181 #### Load swap #### echo "LOAD SWAP" for ONESWAP in `fdisk -l | grep ' Linux swap' | cut -f 1 -d ' ' | tr '\n' ' '` do echo -n "Loading swap partition $ONESWAP..." >/dev/console swapon $ONESWAP done ######################### #### Create symlink /mnt/home #### MNTHOME=$(mount | grep "/mnt/layers/merged/mnt" | cut -d'/' -f3 | cut -d' ' -f1) ln -sf /mnt/$MNTHOME /mnt/home #########################
This might be happening in bspwm also, because I notice an sda1 link keeps popping up in /mnt where there is already an sda1 directory, and a link to it called /mnt/home. I thought maybe I was to blame, but this seems to be related.
I don't have swapper.sh in Bspwm . this package swapper-1.2_1.noarch.xbps is not installed in my Bspwm
This creates if there is a start_swapper in /root/Startup . located
Sofiya wrote: ↑Sat Sep 30, 2023 12:13 amgeo_c wrote: ↑Sat Sep 30, 2023 12:09 amSofiya wrote: ↑Fri Sep 29, 2023 10:40 pmWhile it hasn’t gone out of my head, swapper-1.2_1.noarch.xbps has strange behavior. Maybe it’s just me, or it depends on what KLV is installed on. On the first boot, it creates a link /mnt/home to the partition where KLV is installed (I have this is the /mnt/sda2 section) and so on, after logging out and logging in, it again creates a link in /mnt/home - sda2 to /mnt/sda2 to the partition where KLVs are installed......
this is not normal startswapper behavior
swapper.sh
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#!/bin/sh # utility by fredx181 Jan2022 # # revison 19Feb2022 by fredx181 #### Load swap #### echo "LOAD SWAP" for ONESWAP in `fdisk -l | grep ' Linux swap' | cut -f 1 -d ' ' | tr '\n' ' '` do echo -n "Loading swap partition $ONESWAP..." >/dev/console swapon $ONESWAP done ######################### #### Create symlink /mnt/home #### MNTHOME=$(mount | grep "/mnt/layers/merged/mnt" | cut -d'/' -f3 | cut -d' ' -f1) ln -sf /mnt/$MNTHOME /mnt/home #########################
This might be happening in bspwm also, because I notice an sda1 link keeps popping up in /mnt where there is already an sda1 directory, and a link to it called /mnt/home. I thought maybe I was to blame, but this seems to be related.
I don't have swapper.sh in Bspwm . this package swapper-1.2_1.noarch.xbps is not installed in my Bspwm
This creates if there is a start_swapper in /root/Startup . located
I'll have to investigate. I might have created it in a lower layer accidentally. But I'm also running KLV-airedale from the same drive, so might have something to do with it.
geo_c wrote: ↑Sat Sep 30, 2023 1:52 amI'll have to investigate. I might have created it in a lower layer accidentally. But I'm also running KLV-airedale from the same drive, so might have something to do with it.
yes KLV-airedale has a start_swapper in /root/Startup
does "/mnt/layers/merged/mnt" exist?
Comparing the RAM consumption in Awesome, the lowest consumption is with the browser running.
Great for older systems
KLV-AwesomeCE-1.2 stable
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I’ll add a little beauty to the numbers of desktop selection
I'll leave all 3 options to choose from.
to select an option, uncomment - -, and comment out the one that is not needed - -
I'll add an option with icons later. Browser, Terminal, File Manager......
PowerArrow_Blue
PowerArrow_Grey
I’ll also add it the Gray color,Without it the picture is not complete
PowerArrow_Light
I think 7 themes will be enough, if you just add another light theme
Here's a light theme, maybe I'll adjust it a little
Color customization is done using Visual Studio Code - a lightweight but powerful source code editor
As the great leader bequeathed, study, study and study again, but you will die a fool so I'm studying in vain . Yes, it doesn’t matter what the leader said, the main thing is that I’m interested.
KLV-AwesomeCE-1.3 stable
ISO: 696 Mib
https://github.com/sofijacom/KLV-Awesom ... someCE-1.3