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To-do list for getting Parabola GNU/Linux-libre up and running with the i3 wm
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| This is written for use on a desktop computer with a wired connection, and mostly for myself (that means Wi-Fi isn't mentioned) | |
| The following setup is not the lightest, but it's pretty lightweight | |
| As root: | |
| Enable dhcpcd | |
| Install sudo | |
| Give the wheel group sudo (where your regular user should already have been added) | |
| Now as your normal user: | |
| Fix the keyboard layout for the console and xorg | |
| Activate Num Lock on bootup for the console and xorg | |
| Install software: sudo pacman -S xorg-server xorg-server-utils xorg-xinit i3-wm i3status i3lock dmenu ufw vim icecat thunar thunar-archive-plugin thunar-volman xfce4-terminal ttf-dejavu ntfs-3g openssh rsync python3 compton nitrogen mousepad geany scrot gimp libreoffice vlc mate-calc | |
| Configure and enable the firewall (ufw) | |
| Edit .xinitrc: Add "exec i3" | |
| Figure out what graphics drivers you need (mesa+vesa?) | |
| cp /etc/i3status.conf ~/.config/i3status/config | |
| Edit .i3status.conf as you like it | |
| Edit ~/.config/i3/config: Change default terminal and change the font to dejavu | |
| Edit ~/.i3/config to get Compton working | |
| Set up nitrogen for wallpaper support in i3 | |
| startx |
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