diff --git a/.cache/plugin/social/556b0df8ac4c62a3d6776d4c957d7a7c.png b/.cache/plugin/social/556b0df8ac4c62a3d6776d4c957d7a7c.png new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a2a34b0 Binary files /dev/null and b/.cache/plugin/social/556b0df8ac4c62a3d6776d4c957d7a7c.png differ diff --git a/docs/index.md b/docs/index.md index 5612f75..e162fd2 100644 --- a/docs/index.md +++ b/docs/index.md @@ -1,3 +1,11 @@ +--- +title: The XeroLinux Wiki +tags: + - Linux + - XeroLinux + - ArchLinux +--- + # Welcome to the XeroLinux Wiki Welcome to **XeroLinux Wiki** ! Think of this page as your go-to hub for all things related to our scripts, tools, and configurations. Here, you'll find a comprehensive and centralized resource for every tweak, command, or customization option you've ever tinkered with. diff --git a/docs/plasma.md b/docs/plasma.md index 9d579ce..dd144b6 100644 --- a/docs/plasma.md +++ b/docs/plasma.md @@ -11,13 +11,13 @@ tags: ### What it is -With the help of this script, you will be able to install **Plasma** in one of 4 methods as you can see in the image below. Not only that, but it will also fix **PipeWire** and **Bluetooth**. For more detailed info visit the **Plasma-Install Wiki** in the menu on the left... +With the help of this script, you will be able to install **Plasma** in one of 4 methods as you can see in the image below. Not only that, but it will also fix **PipeWire** and **Bluetooth**.

shot

-This script has an option to include my repo, **Chaotic-AUR**'s & Toolkit. Toolkit also includes option to apply my rice. So if you opt to include it, you do not need to get other projects/tools separately. It’s meant as an All-in-One solution. +This script has an option to include my repo, **Chaotic-AUR**'s & Toolkit. Toolkit also includes the option to apply my rice. So if you opt to include it, you do not need to get other projects/tools separately. It’s meant as an All-in-One solution. --- diff --git a/docs/rice.md b/docs/rice.md index de9a65c..5765b65 100644 --- a/docs/rice.md +++ b/docs/rice.md @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ tags: ### Information -This is my complete conversion script, that will transform your **KDE Plasma** into something out of this world. I spent days, nay weeks optimizing it for best performance and stability. Sime bugs may remain, please report them. +This is my complete conversion script, that will transform your **KDE Plasma** into something out of this world. I spent days, nay weeks optimizing it for best performance and stability. Some bugs may remain, please report them.

rice diff --git a/docs/xlapit.md b/docs/xlapit.md index e187cc5..56141ff 100644 --- a/docs/xlapit.md +++ b/docs/xlapit.md @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ tags: ### What it is -This toolkit aims to be an all-in-one solution for post-installation, expediting your Arch setup. It's offered as use at your own risk type of thing, without much support. You will have to rely on yourself and your own knowledge and ability to do research your setup. For more detailed info visit the **P Wiki** in the menu on the left... +This toolkit aims to be an all-in-one solution for post-installation, expediting your Arch setup. It's offered as use at your own risk type of thing, without much support. You will have to rely on yourself and your own knowledge and ability to do research your setup. ![type:video](https://www.youtube.com/embed/bEFBO2QRN8E) diff --git a/site/assets/images/social/index.png b/site/assets/images/social/index.png index 0dbeaf7..a2a34b0 100644 Binary files a/site/assets/images/social/index.png and b/site/assets/images/social/index.png differ diff --git a/site/index.html b/site/index.html index 335f611..3467bde 100644 --- a/site/index.html +++ b/site/index.html @@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ - XeroLinux Wiki + The XeroLinux Wiki - XeroLinux Wiki @@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ - + @@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ - + @@ -142,7 +142,7 @@

- 🏠Home + The XeroLinux Wiki
diff --git a/site/plasma/index.html b/site/plasma/index.html index b9c9d49..393a6ca 100644 --- a/site/plasma/index.html +++ b/site/plasma/index.html @@ -468,12 +468,12 @@

.//💻 The XeroLinux Plasma-Install Script 💻\\.

What it is

-

With the help of this script, you will be able to install Plasma in one of 4 methods as you can see in the image below. Not only that, but it will also fix PipeWire and Bluetooth. For more detailed info visit the Plasma-Install Wiki in the menu on the left...

+

With the help of this script, you will be able to install Plasma in one of 4 methods as you can see in the image below. Not only that, but it will also fix PipeWire and Bluetooth.

shot

-

This script has an option to include my repo, Chaotic-AUR's & Toolkit. Toolkit also includes option to apply my rice. So if you opt to include it, you do not need to get other projects/tools separately. It’s meant as an All-in-One solution.

+

This script has an option to include my repo, Chaotic-AUR's & Toolkit. Toolkit also includes the option to apply my rice. So if you opt to include it, you do not need to get other projects/tools separately. It’s meant as an All-in-One solution.

.// The Wiki \\.

diff --git a/site/rice/index.html b/site/rice/index.html index ea21cac..5c9ce54 100644 --- a/site/rice/index.html +++ b/site/rice/index.html @@ -526,7 +526,7 @@

I would like to clarify one very important aspect of ricing. We use custom themes, and those might not get updated very often, if at all by their respective developers/artists, which might result in some parts of the system and apps not to get themed correctly. That, my friends, is unfortunately out of our hands.

Information

-

This is my complete conversion script, that will transform your KDE Plasma into something out of this world. I spent days, nay weeks optimizing it for best performance and stability. Sime bugs may remain, please report them.

+

This is my complete conversion script, that will transform your KDE Plasma into something out of this world. I spent days, nay weeks optimizing it for best performance and stability. Some bugs may remain, please report them.

rice

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Welcome to XeroLinux Wiki ! Think of this page as your go-to hub for all things related to our scripts, tools, and configurations. Here, you'll find a comprehensive and centralized resource for every tweak, command, or customization option you've ever tinkered with.

Tip

Announcements regarding my tools will be shared on the XeroLinux main site. Please make sure you are subscibed to its RSS Feed for any future updates.

It's meticulously designed to keep everything organized and accessible, so you can focus more on experimenting and less on searching for that one-liner you swear you wrote down somewhere.

This wiki is built with intuitive section links that seamlessly navigate to specific parts of the documentation. Imagine needing to remember a specific customization: simply enter the Customization page and press i in the toolkit, to instantly jump to the relevant section.

The goal is to make this your primary reference, eliminating the need to hunt through disparate notes or scattered files. As I phase out the current GitHub wiki, this will become the central repository for all my projects\u2014better organized, more user-friendly, and directly integrated with the tools I use daily.

In order to cantact me, you can do so on either, Fosstodon, or Discord

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This is a simple script, that will allow you to install any of the Grub themes I have created in the past. They will not be updated, that's just a relic of time past lol.

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I included a script that makes installing them much easier, just follow steps below :

1- Git Clone this repo 2- CD into it and run sudo ./install.sh 3- Select one of the 8 themes, watch the magic. 4- Reboot your system and see the theme in action !

Be very careful playing with your bootloader. I made sure they work. Beyond that it's on you. This is provided as is with no warranty whatsoever...

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With the help of this script, you will be able to install Plasma in one of 4 methods as you can see in the image below. Not only that, but it will also fix PipeWire and Bluetooth. For more detailed info visit the Plasma-Install Wiki in the menu on the left...

This script has an option to include my repo, Chaotic-AUR's & Toolkit. Toolkit also includes option to apply my rice. So if you opt to include it, you do not need to get other projects/tools separately. It\u2019s meant as an All-in-One solution.

.// The Wiki \\\\.

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For a full in-depth guide with a video included, feel free to check it out on our Official Site where we go over each step in detail.

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First off, you will need to download the latest Arch ISO, boot it, and follow the steps below...

- Step 1: Grab the latest version of ArchInstall script

pacman -Syy archinstall\n

- Step 2: Run the ArchInstall guided setup via the command below

archinstall --advanced\n

- Step 3: Please go through the motions skipping the Profiles and Additional Packages steps ignoring them completely, don't forget to set parallel downloads to as many as you want for faster downloads. Oh and skip GPU Drivers, since you will be able to do that and more via my toolkit which will be offered during install, and select NetworkManager for your network (It will be installed by this script anyway).

Warning

This guide expects you to be connected to the internet via ethernet. If you aren\u2019t and need to connect over WiFi, you can follow the guide on the ArchWiki

Finally, select install, and let it do its thing, won't take long as it will just install basic packages nothing too big. Once it's done, it will prompt you if you want to chroot into your installed system, select yes since you don't have Plasma installed yet...

- Step 4:

Note

Don't just run the script, without inspecting it first. So before using Curl command you can examine it => HERE

Now is the time to run my script. To do so, type the below command in the terminal, hit enter, and have fun...

bash -c \"$(curl -fsSL https://tinyurl.com/PlasmaInstall)\"\n

Just follow the onscreen prompts. I would highly recommend the Curated KDE Install, but you can choose whihever method you want. It's all up to you. Accepting the inclusion of Toolkit will add not only my repo, but the Chaotic-AUR one too for portions of it to work.

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To report any issues or suggest quality-of-life modifications to the script please feel free to do so on the Issues page. Otherwise, I won't be able to get to them fast enough or at all. Thanks.

Enjoy ;)

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As mentioned, this rice has been throughly optimized for best performance on higher-end systems.. Although it might work on lower-end ones, for better performance I do not recommend that you use it there. So please do not report any performance issues.

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Install At Own Risk!!!. As of now it supports Plasma 6.x.x. If you notice any issues and report them via issue tracker on here and I will do my best to address them. To apply the rice, please follow the commands posted below. You will need either Paru or Yay (installed via my toolkit). Keep in mind that this will replace some files. Read below...

git clone https://github.com/xerolinux/xero-layan-git\ncd xero-layan-git/ && ./install.sh\n
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The install script will backup some app settings & all system ones before applying and overriding them with new ones, you will be able to restore what you need from the backup, so please do not report that. You have been warned. In case of any issues please find us on our Discord. Best of luck !

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Theme / Icons by VinceLiuice :

Widgets / Plasmoids :

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This toolkit aims to be an all-in-one solution for post-installation, expediting your Arch setup. It's offered as use at your own risk type of thing, without much support. You will have to rely on yourself and your own knowledge and ability to do research your setup. For more detailed info visit the P Wiki in the menu on the left...

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First off let me say that everything this awesome toolkit provides is and will forever be optional and up to you the user. I will never force anything on you.

Tip

Don't just run script, without inspecting it first. So before using Curl command you can examine it => HERE

Now, once you have inspected the code, just run this simple curl command to get started :

bash -c \"$(curl -fsSL https://tinyurl.com/xtoolkit)\"\n

It will prompt you before injecting as in adding the XeroLinux repository, where from it will then prompt you, should you agree, as to which AUR helper you prefer, then proceed to do so then install and launch the toolkit.. Again only if you agree..

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You can access toolkit by either typing xero-cli -m in terminal or from the application menu via the XeroLinux Post Installation Toolkit shortcut.. Just close terminal window once done using it lol ;)

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This is the initial setup part where you set the most common things up and/or install Package managers...

- Initial Setup Section

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- GUI Package Managers

Although some DEs like Gnome and KDE Plasma come with their own GUI package manager, they have some limitations. That's why I decided to include others that give us more freedom. See below...

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Well this section is dedicated to Drivers like GPU, Printer, Samba, Scanner & Game controllers. Below are more details on various options.

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This will allow you to set either one up in case you want to test one or all of the Distros offered or use containerized apps for self-hosting.

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That's where the fun stuff begin, yep as you might have realized by now, I love customizing my DE that's why I use KDE Plasma. So if you want to customize your experience that's where you do it from.

- Shell / Prompts

option description Fastfetch Installs Fastfetch with Custom settings. Fish Shell Installs the Fish Shell with stock settings. OhMyPosh Installs OhMyPosh with Custom settings. ZSH AlinOne Installs ZSH with OhMyZSH and OhMyPosh and plugins. Gnome Extenstion Tools Installs Gnome's Extension Manager.

- DE/WM Ricing

option description XeroLinux KDE Rices Will let you apply my Layan KDE Rice. Theme has been ported to Plasma 6 Hyprland Dot Files Will offer you 3 Hyprland dots to choose from, linking you to their respective Git.

In closing, this section will be updated to include some useful customization features as time goes by..

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Are you an avid gamer ? That section has you covered, allowing you to install the launcher(s) you need to get up and running in no time. Now you will have a choice of installing either the Flathub version officially supported by the devs or the unofficial Native version.

- Game Launchers

Tip

For Steam it will also apply the Fast Download Patch which will allow you to download games using the entirety of your connection. Keep in mind that this might choke it a bit so better wait for download to be done before attempting to watch any YouTube videos lol...

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Warning

The System Tools option will just go ahead and install everything in it. I only selected the important stuff nothing big or unnecessary from both Arch Repos and the AUR, so might take abit to install everything depending on your specs. For transparency I included the list below the table so you know what's gonna be installed on your system should you opt to install.

- Various Extra Pkgs

option description LibreOffice Installs LibreOffice Fresh version. Web Browsers A selection of Web-Browsers. System Tools Installs a \"set of packages\" essential for a fully functional system. Development Tools Installs your choice of Development tools. Photography & 3D Installs your choice of Image and 3D Tools. Music/Audio Installs your choice of Audio & Video Tools. Social-Media Installs your choice of Chat clients. Virtualization Installs either VirtualBox or Virt-Manager. Video & Editing Installs any of Video tools. OBS-Studio includes a list of commonly used plugins.

System Packages list : 

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","tags":["Linux","Toolkit","XeroLinux","ArchLinux"]},{"location":"xlapit/#troubleshooting","title":"Troubleshooting","text":"

Now am not gonna go over everything this section does, suffice it to say that this is a place that contains most troubleshooting options. Here's a list... 

1.  Install & Activate Firewalld.\n2.  Clear Pacman Cache (Free Space).\n3.  Restart PipeWire/PipeWire-Pulse.\n4.  Unlock Pacman DB (In case of DB error).\n5.  Activate v4l2loopback for OBS-VirtualCam.\n6.  Change Autologin Session X11/Wayland (SDDM).\n\na.  Build Updated Arch ISO.\nw.  WayDroid Installation Guide.\nm.  Update Arch Mirrorlist, for faster download speeds.\ng.  Fix Arch GnuPG Keyring in case of pkg signature issues.\n
","tags":["Linux","Toolkit","XeroLinux","ArchLinux"]},{"location":"xlapit/#gpu-driver-notes","title":"GPU Driver Notes","text":"

When it comes to GPU Drivers, toolkit covers most common setups. It currently does NOT cover Hybrid ones. For those you will have to consult online documentation, sorry. Anyway, by answering the prompts correctly you will have your system(s) up and running in no time at all. Even Kernel modules will load for nVidia. If you have any issues let me know here...

","tags":["Linux","Toolkit","XeroLinux","ArchLinux"]},{"location":"xlapit/#3rd-party-kernel-support","title":"3rd Party Kernel Support","text":"

No 3rd party Kernels are provided by this toolkit. So if you install any, please remember to include their headers for seamless functionality of anything that relies on DKMS (Dynamic Kernel Modules).

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If you can/want to Contribute your knowledge improving this toolkit taking it above and beyond, making it the defacto for every Arch user, please see Here for more information.

","tags":["Linux","Toolkit","XeroLinux","ArchLinux"]},{"location":"xlapit/#toolkit-credits","title":"Toolkit Credits","text":"

Main menu is written in Rust thanks to OgloTheNerd. And some contributions were made by a friend of the project It-A-Me. Thanks to them this Toolkit wouldn't have reached this point.

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Tip

Announcements regarding my tools will be shared on the XeroLinux main site. Please make sure you are subscibed to its RSS Feed for any future updates.

It's meticulously designed to keep everything organized and accessible, so you can focus more on experimenting and less on searching for that one-liner you swear you wrote down somewhere.

This wiki is built with intuitive section links that seamlessly navigate to specific parts of the documentation. Imagine needing to remember a specific customization: simply enter the Customization page and press i in the toolkit, to instantly jump to the relevant section.

The goal is to make this your primary reference, eliminating the need to hunt through disparate notes or scattered files. As I phase out the current GitHub wiki, this will become the central repository for all my projects\u2014better organized, more user-friendly, and directly integrated with the tools I use daily.

In order to cantact me, you can do so on either, Fosstodon, or Discord

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This is a simple script, that will allow you to install any of the Grub themes I have created in the past. They will not be updated, that's just a relic of time past lol.

.// The Wiki \\\\.","tags":["Grub","Linux"]},{"location":"grub/#installation","title":"Installation","text":"

I included a script that makes installing them much easier, just follow steps below :

1- Git Clone this repo 2- CD into it and run sudo ./install.sh 3- Select one of the 8 themes, watch the magic. 4- Reboot your system and see the theme in action !

Be very careful playing with your bootloader. I made sure they work. Beyond that it's on you. This is provided as is with no warranty whatsoever...

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With the help of this script, you will be able to install Plasma in one of 4 methods as you can see in the image below. Not only that, but it will also fix PipeWire and Bluetooth.

This script has an option to include my repo, Chaotic-AUR's & Toolkit. Toolkit also includes the option to apply my rice. So if you opt to include it, you do not need to get other projects/tools separately. It\u2019s meant as an All-in-One solution.

.// The Wiki \\\\.

Tip

For a full in-depth guide with a video included, feel free to check it out on our Official Site where we go over each step in detail.

","tags":["Linux","Plasma","XeroLinux","ArchLinux"]},{"location":"plasma/#how-to-use","title":"How To Use :","text":"

First off, you will need to download the latest Arch ISO, boot it, and follow the steps below...

- Step 1: Grab the latest version of ArchInstall script

pacman -Syy archinstall\n

- Step 2: Run the ArchInstall guided setup via the command below

archinstall --advanced\n

- Step 3: Please go through the motions skipping the Profiles and Additional Packages steps ignoring them completely, don't forget to set parallel downloads to as many as you want for faster downloads. Oh and skip GPU Drivers, since you will be able to do that and more via my toolkit which will be offered during install, and select NetworkManager for your network (It will be installed by this script anyway).

Warning

This guide expects you to be connected to the internet via ethernet. If you aren\u2019t and need to connect over WiFi, you can follow the guide on the ArchWiki

Finally, select install, and let it do its thing, won't take long as it will just install basic packages nothing too big. Once it's done, it will prompt you if you want to chroot into your installed system, select yes since you don't have Plasma installed yet...

- Step 4:

Note

Don't just run the script, without inspecting it first. So before using Curl command you can examine it => HERE

Now is the time to run my script. To do so, type the below command in the terminal, hit enter, and have fun...

bash -c \"$(curl -fsSL https://tinyurl.com/PlasmaInstall)\"\n

Just follow the onscreen prompts. I would highly recommend the Curated KDE Install, but you can choose whihever method you want. It's all up to you. Accepting the inclusion of Toolkit will add not only my repo, but the Chaotic-AUR one too for portions of it to work.

","tags":["Linux","Plasma","XeroLinux","ArchLinux"]},{"location":"plasma/#report-issues","title":"Report Issues","text":"

To report any issues or suggest quality-of-life modifications to the script please feel free to do so on the Issues page. Otherwise, I won't be able to get to them fast enough or at all. Thanks.

Enjoy ;)

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Warning

I would like to clarify one very important aspect of ricing. We use custom themes, and those might not get updated very often, if at all by their respective developers/artists, which might result in some parts of the system and apps not to get themed correctly. That, my friends, is unfortunately out of our hands.

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This is my complete conversion script, that will transform your KDE Plasma into something out of this world. I spent days, nay weeks optimizing it for best performance and stability. Some bugs may remain, please report them.

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As mentioned, this rice has been throughly optimized for best performance on higher-end systems.. Although it might work on lower-end ones, for better performance I do not recommend that you use it there. So please do not report any performance issues.

.// The Wiki \\\\.","tags":["Linux","Ricing","Plasma"]},{"location":"rice/#installation","title":"Installation","text":"

Install At Own Risk!!!. As of now it supports Plasma 6.x.x. If you notice any issues and report them via issue tracker on here and I will do my best to address them. To apply the rice, please follow the commands posted below. You will need either Paru or Yay (installed via my toolkit). Keep in mind that this will replace some files. Read below...

git clone https://github.com/xerolinux/xero-layan-git\ncd xero-layan-git/ && ./install.sh\n
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The install script will backup some app settings & all system ones before applying and overriding them with new ones, you will be able to restore what you need from the backup, so please do not report that. You have been warned. In case of any issues please find us on our Discord. Best of luck !

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Theme / Icons by VinceLiuice :

Widgets / Plasmoids :

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Warning

It's crucial to clarify that this toolkit isn't intended for custom Arch-Based distros. While some elements might function, I can't ensure seamless compatibility due to potential conflicts arising from differing tweaks and repositories. To ensure optimal performance.

","tags":["Linux","Toolkit","XeroLinux","ArchLinux"]},{"location":"xlapit/#what-it-is","title":"What it is","text":"

This toolkit aims to be an all-in-one solution for post-installation, expediting your Arch setup. It's offered as use at your own risk type of thing, without much support. You will have to rely on yourself and your own knowledge and ability to do research your setup.

","tags":["Linux","Toolkit","XeroLinux","ArchLinux"]},{"location":"xlapit/#how-to-get-it","title":"How to get it","text":"

First off let me say that everything this awesome toolkit provides is and will forever be optional and up to you the user. I will never force anything on you.

Tip

Don't just run script, without inspecting it first. So before using Curl command you can examine it => HERE

Now, once you have inspected the code, just run this simple curl command to get started :

bash -c \"$(curl -fsSL https://tinyurl.com/xtoolkit)\"\n

It will prompt you before injecting as in adding the XeroLinux repository, where from it will then prompt you, should you agree, as to which AUR helper you prefer, then proceed to do so then install and launch the toolkit.. Again only if you agree..

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You can access toolkit by either typing xero-cli -m in terminal or from the application menu via the XeroLinux Post Installation Toolkit shortcut.. Just close terminal window once done using it lol ;)

.// The Wiki \\\\.","tags":["Linux","Toolkit","XeroLinux","ArchLinux"]},{"location":"xlapit/#system-setup","title":"System Setup","text":"

This is the initial setup part where you set the most common things up and/or install Package managers...

- Initial Setup Section

option description Update System Will guide you through system update via 1 of 3 methods. PipeWire/Bluetooth Missing PipeWire/Bluetooth Packages not offered by ArchInstall. Activate Flathub Enables Flathub which is required by the toolkit. Enable multithread compilation. Sets compilation to use all Cores/Threads for faster building.

- GUI Package Managers

Although some DEs like Gnome and KDE Plasma come with their own GUI package manager, they have some limitations. That's why I decided to include others that give us more freedom. See below...

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Well this section is dedicated to Drivers like GPU, Printer, Samba, Scanner & Game controllers. Below are more details on various options.

option description GPU Will guide you prompts to set up your GPU drivers. Printer Installs all the necessary ones that will cover most cases. Check AUR for others. Samba Installs a meta package I have created that covers most cases. Scanner Installs a meta package by myself for most people. Check AUR for others. Tailscale Installs Tailscale with fix for XeroLinux. DeckLink & StreamDeck Installs driver for Decklink, DeckMaster or StreamDeckUI (AUR).","tags":["Linux","Toolkit","XeroLinux","ArchLinux"]},{"location":"xlapit/#distrobox-docker","title":"Distrobox / Docker","text":"

This will allow you to set either one up in case you want to test one or all of the Distros offered or use containerized apps for self-hosting.

option description Docker Installs and configures Docker, Docker-Compose, Docker-BuildX and LazyDocker. Will be prompted if you want Podman Desktop Distrobox Installs Distrobox with BoxBuddy which will allow you to deploy the offered Distro containers.","tags":["Linux","Toolkit","XeroLinux","ArchLinux"]},{"location":"xlapit/#system-customization","title":"System Customization","text":"

That's where the fun stuff begin, yep as you might have realized by now, I love customizing my DE that's why I use KDE Plasma. So if you want to customize your experience that's where you do it from.

- Shell / Prompts

option description Fastfetch Installs Fastfetch with Custom settings. Fish Shell Installs the Fish Shell with stock settings. OhMyPosh Installs OhMyPosh with Custom settings. ZSH AlinOne Installs ZSH with OhMyZSH and OhMyPosh and plugins. Gnome Extenstion Tools Installs Gnome's Extension Manager.

- DE/WM Ricing

option description XeroLinux KDE Rices Will let you apply my Layan KDE Rice. Theme has been ported to Plasma 6 Hyprland Dot Files Will offer you 3 Hyprland dots to choose from, linking you to their respective Git.

In closing, this section will be updated to include some useful customization features as time goes by..

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Are you an avid gamer ? That section has you covered, allowing you to install the launcher(s) you need to get up and running in no time. Now you will have a choice of installing either the Flathub version officially supported by the devs or the unofficial Native version.

- Game Launchers

Tip

For Steam it will also apply the Fast Download Patch which will allow you to download games using the entirety of your connection. Keep in mind that this might choke it a bit so better wait for download to be done before attempting to watch any YouTube videos lol...

option description Steam Installs Steam All-in-One with Mangohud, Goverlay & Gamemode. Game Controller Installs any of ds4drv for PS4 Controller, dualsensectl for PS5's DualSense Controller or xone-dkms for the XBox-One Controller. Lutris Installs Lutris. Heroic Installs Heroic. Bottles Installs Bottles. Protonup-qt Installs Protonup-qt.","tags":["Linux","Toolkit","XeroLinux","ArchLinux"]},{"location":"xlapit/#recommended-packages","title":"Recommended Packages","text":"

Warning

The System Tools option will just go ahead and install everything in it. I only selected the important stuff nothing big or unnecessary from both Arch Repos and the AUR, so might take abit to install everything depending on your specs. For transparency I included the list below the table so you know what's gonna be installed on your system should you opt to install.

- Various Extra Pkgs

option description LibreOffice Installs LibreOffice Fresh version. Web Browsers A selection of Web-Browsers. System Tools Installs a \"set of packages\" essential for a fully functional system. Development Tools Installs your choice of Development tools. Photography & 3D Installs your choice of Image and 3D Tools. Music/Audio Installs your choice of Audio & Video Tools. Social-Media Installs your choice of Chat clients. Virtualization Installs either VirtualBox or Virt-Manager. Video & Editing Installs any of Video tools. OBS-Studio includes a list of commonly used plugins.

System Packages list : 

linux-headers downgrade mkinitcpio-firmware hw-probe pkgstats alsi update-grub expac linux-firmware-marvell eza numlockx lm_sensors appstream-glib bat bat-extras pacman-contrib pacman-bintrans yt-dlp gnustep-base parallel dex make libxinerama logrotate bash-completion gtk-update-icon-cache gnome-disk-utility appmenu-gtk-module dconf-editor dbus-python lsb-release asciinema playerctl s3fs-fuse vi duf gcc yad zip xdo inxi lzop nmon mkinitcpio-archiso mkinitcpio-nfs-utils tree vala btop lshw expac fuse3 meson unace unrar unzip p7zip rhash sshfs vnstat nodejs cronie hwinfo hardinfo2 arandr assimp netpbm wmctrl grsync libmtp polkit sysprof gparted hddtemp mlocate fuseiso gettext node-gyp graphviz inetutils appstream cifs-utils ntfs-3g nvme-cli exfatprogs f2fs-tools man-db man-pages tldr python-pip python-cffi python-numpy python-docopt python-pyaudio xdg-desktop-portal-gtk\n
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Now am not gonna go over everything this section does, suffice it to say that this is a place that contains most troubleshooting options. Here's a list... 

1.  Install & Activate Firewalld.\n2.  Clear Pacman Cache (Free Space).\n3.  Restart PipeWire/PipeWire-Pulse.\n4.  Unlock Pacman DB (In case of DB error).\n5.  Activate v4l2loopback for OBS-VirtualCam.\n6.  Change Autologin Session X11/Wayland (SDDM).\n\na.  Build Updated Arch ISO.\nw.  WayDroid Installation Guide.\nm.  Update Arch Mirrorlist, for faster download speeds.\ng.  Fix Arch GnuPG Keyring in case of pkg signature issues.\n
","tags":["Linux","Toolkit","XeroLinux","ArchLinux"]},{"location":"xlapit/#gpu-driver-notes","title":"GPU Driver Notes","text":"

When it comes to GPU Drivers, toolkit covers most common setups. It currently does NOT cover Hybrid ones. For those you will have to consult online documentation, sorry. Anyway, by answering the prompts correctly you will have your system(s) up and running in no time at all. Even Kernel modules will load for nVidia. If you have any issues let me know here...

","tags":["Linux","Toolkit","XeroLinux","ArchLinux"]},{"location":"xlapit/#3rd-party-kernel-support","title":"3rd Party Kernel Support","text":"

No 3rd party Kernels are provided by this toolkit. So if you install any, please remember to include their headers for seamless functionality of anything that relies on DKMS (Dynamic Kernel Modules).

","tags":["Linux","Toolkit","XeroLinux","ArchLinux"]},{"location":"xlapit/#how-to-contribute","title":"How to Contribute","text":"

If you can/want to Contribute your knowledge improving this toolkit taking it above and beyond, making it the defacto for every Arch user, please see Here for more information.

","tags":["Linux","Toolkit","XeroLinux","ArchLinux"]},{"location":"xlapit/#toolkit-credits","title":"Toolkit Credits","text":"

Main menu is written in Rust thanks to OgloTheNerd. And some contributions were made by a friend of the project It-A-Me. Thanks to them this Toolkit wouldn't have reached this point.

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It's crucial to clarify that this toolkit isn't intended for custom Arch-Based distros. While some elements might function, I can't ensure seamless compatibility due to potential conflicts arising from differing tweaks and repositories. To ensure optimal performance.

What it is

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This toolkit aims to be an all-in-one solution for post-installation, expediting your Arch setup. It's offered as use at your own risk type of thing, without much support. You will have to rely on yourself and your own knowledge and ability to do research your setup. For more detailed info visit the P Wiki in the menu on the left...

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This toolkit aims to be an all-in-one solution for post-installation, expediting your Arch setup. It's offered as use at your own risk type of thing, without much support. You will have to rely on yourself and your own knowledge and ability to do research your setup.

How to get it

First off let me say that everything this awesome toolkit provides is and will forever be optional and up to you the user. I will never force anything on you.