We are creating a series of YouTube videos under the “edu-“ label to guide users through the migration from ArcoLinux to Arch Linux. These tutorials aim to make the transition process smoother by explaining each step clearly and providing practical examples. Whether you’re switching to gain more control or to learn vanilla Arch, our edu- videos are here to support your journey.
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Most desktops have their own apps/settings to re-arrange your monitors. Tiling Window Managers often do not have it. There are different ways to cope with that. Xrandr and Arandr are great tools to analyze your hardware. Then it is up to you how and where you launch...
https://github.com/erikdubois/dwm-flexipatchThe video is a tutorial on how to install Arch Linux, beginning with downloading the ISO from the Arch website. The presenter mentions that the size of the ISO has grown over time, not due to bloatware but because of added...
In this video we use xrandr and arandr to analyze what we need to do to get Herbstluftwm to use both of my monitor aka a dual monitor setup. We also change the qwerty setting to azerty setting and update our system with update, skel, cb and upall.
Qtile will set your resolution automatically and will detect dual screen as well. There are just a few applications to remember to be able to figure out what to do if you have problems with your resolution on a Virtual Box machine. xrandr arandr gtf We will show you...
two major documents to configureQtile has actually just one document where all the settings are : config.py The other one is connected to Qtile but it is not from Qtile. scripts/autostart.sh Autostart.shFind out the names of your screen/monitor with xrandr or arandr....
General infoQtile is a tiling window manager and it is coming from here. You can get more information on the Arch Wiki. The conky is there to help you learn the keyboard shortcuts, when you first boot into Qtile. Conkies in tiling window managers are not required nor...
two major documents to configureXmonad has actually just one document where all the settings are : xmonad.hs The other one is connected to Xmonad but it is not from Xmonad. scripts/autostart.sh Autostart.shResolutionFind out the names of your screen/monitor with...
General infoXmonad is a tiling window manager and it is coming from here. You can get more information on the Arch Wiki. The conky is there to help you learn the keyboard shortcuts, when you first boot into Xmonad. Conkies in tiling window managers are not required...
Autostart.shBspwm (Binary Space Partitioning Window Manager) is a tiling window manager and it is coming from this github. You can get more information on the Arch Wiki. The conky is there to help you learn the keyboard shortcuts, when you first boot into Bspwm....
You need to read the ~/.config/i3/config. Then make a backup. Then change some lines, test and make that config your own. We will go over the big chapters in your configuration file. Topics covered : Set your main key Super or ALT There is the naming convention for...
I can only recommend you to try out i3 on a dual screen if possible. It opens up a different world. You can assign workspace 1-5 to monitor 1 and 6-10 to monitor 2. That creates a great workflow. We figure out the name and resolution with xrandr. We can use this name...