Closed Nuclear-Squid closed 9 months ago
Thanks for the guide ! Would you mind moving it to the XKalamine
section though ?
It might be unclear, but I try to keep the README in this structure :
pip install kalamine
)kalamine *.toml
)At the end of the README there’s this section, which (I think) would be a good introduction for a bash
codeblock:
Using xkalamine with sudo currently supposes kalamine has been installed as root (hopefully in a pyenv). Which really sucks, and we’re working on a better solution.
I prefer putting such information at the end of the README because as you pointed out, there shouldn’t be any need to sudo-run xkalamine for 99% of users. WDYT ?
Fair enough, I’ll push another commit to fix that
There, I moved the root-install guide under XKalamine
and replaced most of the explanations with comments, since it does the job fine and is a lot more compact and easy to read.
I also removed the section that explains how to switch to a layout installed with xkalamine install
since the command already tells what you should run. I’m all for comprehensive documentations, but I’m sure people will read the message 🙃
I wrote a """small""" install root/Arch install guide. I tried to be concise, but I still added about 50 lines (including empty lines) to the file, so if it’s a bit long for you I can try and make it a bit more compact.
I also added the missing
variant
field in some of the layouts, using the same naming convention you used inprog.toml