Add a "Post installation" page
dylanaraps opened this issue ยท 8 comments
Mention:
- Setting up timezones.
- Setting up Xorg.
- Setting up Sound.
- System optmization.
- Fonts.
- ...
Any suggestions are welcome!
- Setting up Wayland
- Setting up bluetooth
- Modern networking
- Removing tty1 cluttering triggered by runit services
- Running Xorg without xinit
- Autologin to tty
- Microcode (if possible), wireless regulatory database
- Automatically saving/restoring audio/brightness via service
- Dbus-less notifications
- Xorg hi-dpi (a little bit hacky i know)
- Keyboard layout(xorg.conf and/or setxkbmap)
- Decluttering $HOME by patching source (e.g
sed -i 's|\.zshrc|\.config/zsh/rc|' Src/init.c
)
[ - ] Searching
the git history for e.g netsurf.
Edit:
[ - ] Compress "Install KISS" to just the necessary for a booting base install.
I think this step is complicated enough for new users. Especially when you start searching and scrolling through the install page.
[ - ] Examine how to add custom keybindings to a windowmanager with kiss-fork
and personal config.h
- Good practice for reporting bugs.
- Problem with packages -> contact the maintainer
kiss-maintainer
. - Provide logs from actual build. Point at
~/.cache/kiss/logs
.
Also point at#!/bin/nc termbin.com:9999
. - ...
This might be obvious but few guidlines arent too much I think.
I'm going to close this and push the majority of the items later today.
There are some things which I haven't written sections for as I don't believe they belong in the post-installation guide (wayland, finding build logs, maintainer information, using kiss-fork, git history, bug reporting, de-cluttering /home, bluetooth, etc.
Most of these belong in a "package management" page (in a similar style to this one) and others in the replacement to the Wiki which I am also working on.