Closed shi4h closed 2 months ago
run startx
after installing the dependencies on your document, are these two dependencies still missing xorg-xinit and xterm. because I didn't recognize them with startx
yeah, install them.
@0xN1nja Once installed, startx just spawns the default xterm. I am having the same problem as @shi4h. Where exactly in this repo are you modifying a .xinitrc or something? How does the installer script change the init sequence to launch xorg with bspwm?
add exec bspwm
to ~/.xinitrc
then run startx
Did you install a display manager like lightdm
? afaik the installer script doesn't install a display manager.
No I did not. That makes sense. The reason I asked is because I had used this script on another machine and it worked great, even on Void linux! (with some modification), but it was not a clean install, and I had a display manager.
So is having lightdm installed the "canonical" way of using this script? and I definitely do not remember modifying my .xinitrc or similar, so I am concerned that the script is attempting to change the initialization of Xorg and I'm not aware of it. Nothing is mentioned in the instructions afaik, it just says run the script. @0xN1nja
Install lightdm
:
sudo pacman -S lightdm lightdm-gtk-greeter
and enable it on boot:
sudo systemctl enable lightdm
Then reboot.
No, you do not need to have lightdm or any other login manager as a requirement. My script does not install or intervene with that. To install it is assumed that you already have a functional installation with the software of your choice.
Would you mind writing that in the Wiki or README instructions? @gh0stzk
Would you mind writing that in the Wiki or README instructions? @gh0stzk
Yeah i will add it.