fixes

scripts to help set up KDE, other tweaks.

WINDBLOWS SLOP

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.

Run Command Prompt as Administrator:

powercfg /h off

This disables hibernation and also disables Fast Startup, since Fast Startup uses the hibernation file.

To verify:

powercfg /a

You should see hibernation unavailable, and Fast Startup will no longer be available.

To re-enable both later:

powercfg /h on

INSTALL

Run these commands after booting into Archlinux ISO:

curl -O https://git.baltrust.eu.org/Baltrust/fixes/raw/branch/main/user_configuration.json
archinstall --config user_configuration.json

In archinstall:

Disk configuration

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

Hostname

change to whatever you would like.

Authentication:

Root password > set up your root password

User account > Add a user > enter your username and password > Should "user" be a superuser (sudo)?: Yes > Confirm and exit

then

Install > Yes

What would you like to do next? > chroot into installation for post-installation configurations

run post-installation script:

./after.sh

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.

When it finishes exit out of chroot:

exit

and reboot:

reboot now

You have completed the installation.

POST INSTALL

Set up zsh shell

Open konsole > settings > configure konsole > profiles > new > appearance > font > MesloLGS NF > OK

Cursor > I-beam > blinking > animation > apply > ok

set as default > apply > ok

Remove the after.sh script

sudo rm /after.sh

Install vencord for discord

Discord needs to be ran once before running vencord:

discord

after it downloads all the files, you can close it and run vencord installer:

sh -c "$(curl -sS https://vencord.dev/install.sh)"

Setting up audio DAC

the script lets you change bit depth, sample rate and device name for your DAC.

curl -O https://git.baltrust.eu.org/Baltrust/fixes/raw/branch/main/audio.sh
chmod +x audio.sh
./audio.sh

Backups

Set up settings for backups in Btrfs Assistant.

Automount windblows drive

Open Kde Partition Manager > select the windblows partition > right click > edit mount point > Path: /mnt/windblows > ok > save changes After rebooting windblows partition will be automounted.

grub theme instalation

https://github.com/jacksaur/Gorgeous-GRUB

add lithuanian and us keyboards in system settings

Controller support

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.

However, installing game-devices-udev is highly recommended if you encounter specific issues, such as:

• Your controller is not detected or recognized by Steam Input, Lutris, or other gaming applications.

• You need user-grade permissions for specialized hardware (like certain Nintendo Switch controllers, flight sticks, or VR headsets) that default to root-only access.

For most standard Xbox or PlayStation controllers on modern Linux distributions, the system's default udev rules are usually sufficient.

yay -S game-devices-udev

POST SETUP

2. ventoy usb
3. teach wine basics, prefix, wine version, winetricks, flags
4. stuff like flags, goverlay, fps limiter, undervolt
5. explain swap, compression, zstd
6. adding apps to aplication search