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KLA-HyprlandCE-1.1.iso stable

ISO: 1.1 (GB)
https://mega.nz/file/83NSiLID#Vr-fjrbvN ... yAAXAIOpr0

MD5-SHA1-SUM:
https://mega.nz/file/xyswmDKZ#2FlG9iuGe ... VS41HiDq5Y

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Getting started : Learning hotkeys MOD + H

Login:spot
Password:spot

Uses pamac -aur as package manager.

Updating Packages:

Updating packages - standard ( left click ) on the tray icon

Update AUR package (right click) on the icon in the panel
AUR requires installation of sudo pacman -Syu base-devel

Regardng Internet browser.
I see no point in bloating a base iso with any large browser users may well not want.
Since fully-Arch-Linux-compatible KLA-HyprlandCE-1.1 comes with official and complete pacman package manager (think of it like Quickpet...).
To install Browser, you simply need to open a terminal and enter command:
Or open Pamac package manager MOD + shift + P and install from there.

note:
If he suddenly complains that he cannot install the package, delete "db.lck" in ( /var/lib/pacman/db.lck )

Official browsers:

sudo pacman -S firefox

sudo pacman -S firefox-developer-edition

sudo pacman -S opera

sudo pacman -S chromium

sudo pacman -S vivaldi

sudo pacman -S tor

sudo pacman -S falkon

sudo pacman -S midori

yandex-browser-24.1.1.940-2-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst (64-bit) https://mega.nz/file/h600SIRB#aE4eXVv13 ... UqCw0v_xKQ Stable

sudo pacman -U yandex-browser-24.1.1.940-2-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst

Script for building KLA-HyprlandCE-x.x

I always wanted to ask this Question, seven downloads .And just for the sake of decency, click to thank
not a single thank you ......... With such a devil-may-care attitude........

@Sofiya

rockedge wrote: Tue Apr 09, 2024 11:18 pm

@Sofiya
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qemu-system-x86_64 -name "HyprlandCE v1.1" -enable-kvm -smp 2 -m 2048 -vga qxl -device AC97 -net nic -net user -rtc base=localtime -cdrom /mnt/sda2/boot-isos/KLA-HyprlandCE-1.1.iso

#1, in pic below; Is this command to be added to the Linux line in the GRUB's boot menu? Is it accurate?
#2, in pic below; What is recommended here?

Sofiya wrote: Tue Apr 09, 2024 9:55 pm

I always wanted to ask this Question, seven downloads .And just for the sake of decency, click to thank
not a single thank you ......... With such a devil-may-care attitude........

How can I set the boot partition (sda1) to appear in the file manager as it was before the update?

Xyz wrote: Sun Apr 14, 2024 8:12 am

How can I set the boot partition (sda1) to appear in the file manager as it was before the update?

put this "w_init" where the rest of the installation files are located

TV - hypnotix-wayland

To automatically generate thumbnails in thunar
tumbler - Thumbnail service implementing the thumbnail management D-Bus specification
install:
sudo pacman -S tumbler

Wi-Fi connection Headphones

I'm going to focus on this Arch Hyprland for awhile and try to get myself out of the Void box, as much I like Void, Arch offers a lot more applications.

I came across a good program for installing wallpaper, and it also has a color selection option.
Wallpaper and color manager for composites based on wlroots and some WMS X11
azote-1.12.6-1- any.pkg.tar.zst - AUR

Compiled in Arch
https://mega.nz/file/ZqEWFDZI#bddc6KVCQ ... 1B9mTu3i6s

sudo pacman -U azote-1.12.6-1-any.pkg.tar.zst

using kitty terminal
MOD + alt + K

The clock uses the kitty terminal and is located in the center with the size specified in "window_rules.conf", with the addition of special code to the config for rsclock

The code for the clock is only for the kitty terminal, it will not work in other terminals.
/home/spot/.config/hypr/scripts/rsclock.sh

#!/bin/bash

kitty --class clock -T clock -e tty-clock -c -C 5 -r -s -f "%A, %B, %d"

/home/spot/.config/hypr/configs/window_rules.conf

# for ttyclock / rsclock
windowrulev2 = float, class:^(clock)$, title:^(clock)$
windowrulev2 = size 33% 28%, class:^(clock)$, title:^(clock)$
windowrulev2 = center, class:^(clock)$, title:^(clock)$

/home/spot/.config/kitty.conf

Fastfetch as a fast alternative to neofetch

In order to output everything that the utility can show, you need to save the contents of the file /usr/share/fastfetch/presets/all.jsonc as a configuration file ~/.config/fastfetch/config.jsonc
If you don’t want some data to be output, then escape it there using //

clock MOD + alt + K

I had 50 updates listed, so I downloaded and ran the latest build script. All running well over the last day since the build. I just noticed that the update notifier currently has 6 updates, including an update to hyprland to version 0.39.1_5, so looks like I'll do a new build over the weekend.

TerryH wrote: Thu Apr 18, 2024 9:45 pm

I had 50 updates listed, so I downloaded and ran the latest build script. All running well over the last day since the build. I just noticed that the update notifier currently has 6 updates, including an update to hyprland to version 0.39.1_5, so looks like I'll do a new build over the weekend.

Yes, that’s what I like about Arch: they always have the latest versions of programs

TerryH wrote: Thu Apr 18, 2024 9:45 pm

I had 50 updates listed, so I downloaded and ran the latest build script. All running well over the last day since the build. I just noticed that the update notifier currently has 6 updates, including an update to hyprland to version 0.39.1_5, so looks like I'll do a new build over the weekend.

That's the thing with these rolling releases, at some point it pays to relax and just let the updates sit in upper_changes, or else you'll be building every week, like @rockedge and @Sofiya, well make that every day instead of every week in their case.

geo_c wrote: Thu Apr 18, 2024 11:14 pm

TerryH wrote: Thu Apr 18, 2024 9:45 pm

I had 50 updates listed, so I downloaded and ran the latest build script. All running well over the last day since the build. I just noticed that the update notifier currently has 6 updates, including an update to hyprland to version 0.39.1_5, so looks like I'll do a new build over the weekend.

That's the thing with these rolling releases, at some point it pays to relax and just let the updates sit in upper_changes, or else you'll be building every week, like @rockedge and @Sofiya, well make that every day instead of every week in their case.

I update, I see there are updates in the tray, I update.I'm not putting together a new build.
I build new assemblies only if I change something in the assembly plugin or in the config.

Sofiya wrote: Thu Apr 18, 2024 11:33 pm

I update, I see there are updates in the tray, I update

Another approach for @TerryH might be to use @fredx181's restore-sys script from a psuedo-full install. After updating the psuedo-full install, a backup upper_changes can be made which will be the full system, and then squashed to 07rootfs.

This works super well using a @wiak multi-install. What I do is make instance0 a psuedo full install, use the above procedure and copy the 07rootfs to instance1, then link the remaining instances to the 07rootfs in instance1. Works fabulously. You can work out of instance1, try updates, and if they all suit your taste, then boot up instance0 PFI and run the updates there, backup upper_changes, squash it, name it 07rootfs, and delete upper_changes in instance1 and replace 07rootfs with the updated one made from instance0.

And it's a circular cumulative process. Which is why I'm still running from KLV-Airedale-sr8 instead of sr12. Unless @rockedge adds something significant that I can't duplicate, my system is pretty much the same as his 2 or 3 versions higher.

The assembly plugin has been updated 19/04/2024

cursors for Linux X11/Wayland with size adjustment https://github.com/ful1e5/Bibata_Cursor ... me-ov-file
https://github.com/ful1e5/Bibata_Cursor ... tag/v2.0.6

Xcursor Sizes:
16 20 22 24 28 32 40 48 56 64 72 80 88 96

KLA_Lilac
/home/spot/.config/hypr/waybar/themes/KLA_Lilac