want to build the iso? https://github.com/erikdubois/edu-plasma-power Git clone the code and run script number 40 like any other build. want to have this plasma theme? sudo pacman -S edu-power-git Activate the nemesis-repo with ATT if needed. SUMMARY Project Goal: The...
Base iso : ArcoLinuXS Extra packages: colloid-cursors-git (chaotic-aur) firefox-esr (chaotic-aur) lutris (chaotic-aur) xonotic (chaotic-aur) – large game saurbraten(chaotic-aur) – large game edu-papirus-dark-tela-grey-git (nemesis-repo) chromium darktable...
ArcoLinuxB Xtended on Openbox This is the new way of adding a third-party repo to the build. Here is the unofficial Arch Linux repository list. We are using the exact same steps as the nemesis_repo tutorials This video tutorial demonstrates how users can create custom...
We thought it would be better if we renamed the arcolinux- packages to edu-packages. It is better to make the distinction that the files are coming from my personal github + it is a great tutorial to explain the “replaces” line in a PKGBUILD. This video...
It is simple if you think about it. Remove packages you do not want and replace them with your own package/configs There is nothing more to do. And then you can still enjoy an up-to-date Calamares, bluetooth, printing and all the rest ArcoLinux provides but it becomes...
It is simple if you think about it. Remove packages you do not want and replace them with your own package/configs There is nothing more to do. And then you can still enjoy an up-to-date Calamares, bluetooth, printing and all the rest ArcoLinux provides but it becomes...
ArcoLinuXL and ArcoLinuxB Leftwm iso will have the personalrepo set to true. Test it there. In the video we show you the workflow how we can add our personal repo to the ArcoLinux build. It all started in this article. In that article we explain how to create packages...
ArcoLinuXL and ArcoLinuxB Leftwm iso will have the personalrepo set to true. Test it there. In the video we show you the workflow how we can add our personal repo to the ArcoLinux build. It all started in this article. In that article we explain how to create packages...