mylinuxforwork
when is OpenSuSe coming ;)
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Hi Stephan ...nice job you did here ... any plans for OpenSuse ?
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I want to try this on OpenSUSE, how do I get started? I don't see an install script for it?
I am already working on a new packages installer script supporting opensuse. In the meanwhile you can install the packages manually and copy the dotfiles.
https://github.com/mylinuxforwork/dotfiles/wiki/Using-ML4W-Dotfiles-on-other-distributions
I am already working on a new packages installer script supporting opensuse. In the meanwhile you can install the packages manually and copy the dotfiles.
https://github.com/mylinuxforwork/dotfiles/wiki/Using-ML4W-Dotfiles-on-other-distributions
This is my little hack using the Fedora installer to get it to install on SUSE. BACK UP YOUR DATA FIRST!
I made and used these to install ML4W on openSUSE. Extract the zip and run install.sh. It'll install what's needed and will run the Fedora installer -- IGNORE THE ERRORS!. The Fedora installer is used to set the release type rolling or main and the sddm theme. Do not reboot when the Fedora installer asks. That'll happen on the last script.
I have tested this with a server install (Text Mode only) and with Plasma installed. Both work fine. I have not tested with GNOME or XFCE. I do not have NVIDIA, sorry.
the custom.conf disables kitty shell integration, as kitty runs in POSIX Mode. I believe POSIX Mode applies to Bash only, and ohmyposh refuses to run in this mode.
The modules.json file allows the number of updates your system has to be shown. I took this from SUSE default sway configs
KNOWN ISSUES.
Fastfetch doesn't find its example config file unless I add the full path to the ~/.config/bashrc/30-autostart
The gnome polkit path is different in OpenSUSE; the line in autostart.conf should be:
exec-once = /usr/libexec/polkit-gnome-authentication-agent-1
This is installed and used at your OWN RISK. MAKE A BACKUP! I tested this on my Dell-Latitude-E6430 with 16GB RAM. I couldn't get ML4W to behave right in QEMU.