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@ -47,9 +47,9 @@ If you are running this from console and you left xinit inside the script it wil
Finally, before reboot you need a kernel and a bootloader. Assuming you are an advanced user and know how to configure grub and/or syslinux (otherwise see the obarun and archlinux wikis) choose your kernel. Our kernels are linux-lts (5.10) and linux (5.15) which is the current lts for Arch. Our kernels have been modified to turn off internal zstd use, and ipv6, as we do in most packages we can. It also has the touchscreen firmware left out of the kernel to reduce the size a tiny bit. Obarun also offers a couple of kernel sets although they tend to be outdated. Otherwise you are on your own, but for the two kernels we carry we make it easy for the user to build on their own, and if one doesn't agree with our choices they can revert them or use the ArchLinux config which is also stored in our git. (on building packages see the [[https://git.disroot.org/joborun/web/src/branch/main/howto.md|howto]] section of our wiki).
If you are familiar with runit we have set up a basic set of ttys dhclient and wpa_supplicant for network, ntpd for time server, and have a wide set or runscripts ready to activate as you need in /etc/runit/sv Do not activate them though as they most likely need the software the service corresponds to, except for dbus which is a core dependency of the base system. It is not running though, you have to make this choice for yourself. You CAN live without it if you like.
If you are familiar with runit we have set up a basic set of ttys dhclient and wpa_supplicant for network, ntpd for time server, and have a wide set or runscripts ready to activate as you need in /etc/runit/sv Do not activate them though as they most likely need the software the service corresponds to, except for dbus which is a core dependency of the base system. Dbus is not running by default, you have to make this choice for yourself. You CAN live without it if you like.
Same exact minimalism is setup for 66. Those scripts saved in /home/make are to make a tidious taks easier and complete. They don't have to be used and each can be used in the future.
Same exact minimalism is setup for 66. Those [[scripts.md|scripts]] saved in /home/make are to make a tidious taks easier and complete. They don't have to be used and each can be used in the future.
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$ pkg -Sy linux-lts grub
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Reboot!
For our choice of Openbox and JWM setup there is a [[scripts.md|script]] in /home/make that installs what is needed in one run. At the end openbox starts by default and you can switch this behavior to jwm simply by commenting/uncommenting the two exec lines of ~/.xinitrc.