distro: debian sid
| Wayland: sway-wm
| kernal: linux-tkg
- install linux-tkg on debian
My keybinds (see sway are suckless DWM inspired.
Previously used DWM Flexipatch by bakkeby ~ DWM was my very first window manager.
READ sway config for keybinds + alternative sway config for mod4(win/super) navigation keybinds
Using both mod1(alt)
and mod4(win/super)
in default config depending on use.
mod4+shift+q
= reloads config
mod4+shift+r
= rotates sway/i3 navigation configurations -> see sway dir.
mod4+shift+g
= capture a gif with script <- repeat keybind to finish command!
mod4+shift+s
= grimshot screenshot
mod4+ctrl+shift+s
= flameshot screenshot
ctrl+l
<- clears console
ctrl+a
<- goes to beginning of line
ctrl+e
<- goes to end of line
ctrl+k
<- deletes from cursor to end of line
ctrl+left
or ctrl+right
<- forward and backward words
shift+PgUp
or shift+PgDwn
<- up and down terminal (faster than scrolling)
more commands to learn -> learning-command-line by LinkedInLearning
run a script in scripts folder
example:
cd ~/dotfiles/scripts
chmod +x install_my_apps.sh
sudo ./install_my_apps.sh
I've had the most issues with display (login) managers, so I prefer TTY. To remove your display manager, use:
sudo apt remove gdm3 sddm lightdm
Login by typing your username and password, then start Sway from TTY by typing:
sway
If you encounter issues, switch TTYs with CTRL+ALT+F1 to F6.
HUGE PRO to using the TTY is if you have Sway
config issues or an application is experiencing errors when you logout of Sway
you will see those errors in the TTY!
Use i3 wm instead till Nvidia is fully supported... or if you just like X11 over Wayland due to strange behavior and/or bugs with your specific hardware.
See my i3 wm repo
I personally use i3 over Sway... Mostly due to prefrence and lack of customizability wlroots locks down on its users
i3 -C -c ~/.config/i3/config