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Blackpanther-arch-rice

A guide to replicating my riced Arch Linux set-up.

What You'll Be Creating Today

The Setup

The Setup

The Setup

It's my personal setup and what I'm using at the time of writing. If you want more, this guide will teach you the basics and provide a set-up to 'improve' on with your own needs in mind.

Visit r/unixporn to see what others have created.

Lets Get Cooking!

Guide Dependencies

Before we get to the ricing, we need to install a few things first.

Install basic apps

sudo pacman -S dmenu vim rofi ranger feh

To use Dmenu, press mod+d. Only packages that have a GUI will appear if selected through Dmenu, otherwise it'll seem as if it's not working. This is normal.

To Use Ranger, run ranger.

Install Yay

cd ~
mkdir -p /tmp/yay_install
cd /tmp/yay_install

sudo pacman -S base-devel

sudo pacman -S expac yajl git

git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/yay.git
cd yay
makepkg -si

cd ~
rm -r /tmp/yay_install

Wallpaper

cd ~
mkdir -p ~/Pictures
mv ~/blackpanther-arch-rice/wal ~/Pictures

Install Polybar

First you'll need to install the dependencies and then Polybar itself:

sudo pacman -S cairo libxcb python2 xcb-proto xcb-util-image xcb-util-wm xcb-util-xrm jsoncpp
yay -S polybar-git

Install Dot Files

cd ~
git clone https://github.com/kavirakesh14/blackpanther-arch-rice.git
cp -r ~/blackpanther-arch-rice/config/ ~/

cp -r ~/blackpanther-arch-rice/.Xdefaults ~/

Refresh i3 by pressing mod+r.

Only terminals and windows opened after this point will have those two changes applied to them.

Install Fonts

yay -S otf-nerdfonts

Refresh i3 to load changes.

Make Changes To i3 Config

Read through the whole config file and understand what's happening. Change anything that's necessary. The comments will give you hints as to what you may want to change. Do not skip this step. It'll teach you got to use i3.

Neofetch System Info and Replace ASCII Logo With Image

neofetch --w3m --source ~/Pictures/wal/icon2.jpg

To customise what is displayed when you run neofetch or the above command, comment in/out lines in ~/.config/neofetch/config

Done!

Your set up should be identical to mines now.

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