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157 lines
4 KiB
Markdown
# fixes
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scripts to help set up KDE, other tweaks.
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# WINDBLOWS SLOP
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**If you're mounting the Windows partition read/write from Linux, Windows should have Fast Startup/hibernation disabled. A hibernated/dirty NTFS filesystem can prevent Linux from mounting it safely; the kernel ntfs3 driver can refuse a dirty volume.**
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Run Command Prompt as Administrator:
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```powershell
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powercfg /h off
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```
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This disables hibernation and also disables Fast Startup, since Fast Startup uses the hibernation file.
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To verify:
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```powershell
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powercfg /a
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```
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You should see hibernation unavailable, and Fast Startup will no longer be available.
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To re-enable both later:
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```powershell
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powercfg /h on
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```
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# INSTALL
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Run these commands after booting into Archlinux ISO:
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```sh
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curl -O https://git.baltrust.eu.org/Baltrust/fixes/raw/branch/main/user_configuration.json
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archinstall --config user_configuration.json
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```
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In archinstall:
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### **Disk configuration**
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**Partitioning** > **Use a best-effort default partition layout** > **Select drive** > Main filesystem: **btrfs** > use BTRFS subvolumes?: **Yes** > Use compression or disable CoW?: **Use compression** > **Btrfs snapshots** > **Snapper**
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### **Hostname**
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change to whatever you would like.
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### **Authentication**:
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**Root password** > **set up your root password**
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**User account** > **Add a user** > **enter your username and password** > Should "user" be a superuser (sudo)?: **Yes** > **Confirm and exit**
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then
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**Install** > **Yes**
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What would you like to do next? > **chroot into installation for post-installation configurations**
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run post-installation script:
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```sh
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./after.sh
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```
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it will ask for the username of the account you created. It will also ask for your root password a couple of times during the installation.
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When it finishes exit out of chroot:
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```sh
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exit
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```
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and reboot:
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```sh
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reboot now
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```
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You have completed the installation.
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# POST INSTALL
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## Set up zsh shell
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Open konsole > settings > configure konsole > profiles > new > appearance > font > MesloLGS NF > OK
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Cursor > I-beam > blinking > animation > apply > ok
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set as default > apply > ok
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## Remove the after.sh script
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```sh
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sudo rm /after.sh
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```
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## Install vencord for discord
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Discord needs to be ran once before running vencord:
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```sh
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discord
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```
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after it downloads all the files, you can close it and run vencord installer:
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```sh
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sh -c "$(curl -sS https://vencord.dev/install.sh)"
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```
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## Setting up audio DAC
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the script lets you change bit depth, sample rate and device name for your DAC.
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```sh
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curl -O https://git.baltrust.eu.org/Baltrust/fixes/raw/branch/main/audio.sh
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chmod +x audio.sh
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./audio.sh
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```
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## Backups
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Set up settings for backups in **Btrfs Assistant**.
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## Automount windblows drive
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Open Kde Partition Manager > select the windblows partition > right click > edit mount point > Path: /mnt/windblows > ok > save changes
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<video controls width="800">
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<source src="./real.webm" type="video/webm">
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</video>
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After rebooting windblows partition will be automounted.
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# grub theme instalation
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https://github.com/jacksaur/Gorgeous-GRUB
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# add lithuanian and us keyboards in system settings
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## Controller support
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You do not strictly need game-devices-udev because many modern controllers work plug-and-play without custom rules, and many distributions include similar rules in packages like steam-devices.
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However, installing game-devices-udev is highly recommended if you encounter specific issues, such as:
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- Your controller is not detected or recognized by Steam Input, Lutris, or other gaming applications.
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- You need user-grade permissions for specialized hardware (like certain Nintendo Switch controllers, flight sticks, or VR headsets) that default to root-only access.
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For most standard Xbox or PlayStation controllers on modern Linux distributions, the system's default udev rules are usually sufficient.
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```sh
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yay -S game-devices-udev
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```
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# POST SETUP
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2. ventoy usb
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3. teach wine basics, prefix, wine version, winetricks, flags
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4. stuff like flags, goverlay, fps limiter, undervolt
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5. explain swap, compression, zstd
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6. adding apps to aplication search
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