I installed DTOS on Manjaro and it has so far been a clean experience. The programs that were installed were easy to configure (if needed) and the applications are great. Keep up the great work!
Great to hear that it's working for you. To be honest, I do most of my testing with DTOS on Manjaro, so I expect it to be a smoother experience than on other distros (since I can't possibly test every Arch-based distro).
@@sarveshsubramanian6638 is it using systemd? I guess DTOS is taking advantage of this deamon however some Arch based OSs are not using systemd. I guess if you anyway go for dt os the best way would be to use vanilla arch I guess.
I love Manjaro W/KDE I recommend it to everyone who wants bleeding edge with stability. The Manjaro team is innovative whit a focus on the future. Once Wayland is fully functional with rock solid stability - game over
@Red Rebel__ I recommend KDE/plasma for versatility, customization, features, and integration. For one example KDE Connect for flawless integration with smart phones. There are numerous reasons. I'm not sure why you would have an issue, especially with Manjaro. Nevertheless, if you're happy with Gnome stick with it. It's not a terrible DE by any means. I think you will love v42 coming out soon.
This is amazing work DT! I have a really old copy of your xmonad dotfiles installed on a laptop running linux mint and I had to do a fair amount more work to get things going. This really looks great!
@@ITalented My comment was deleted from earlier but I suggest going to DT's gitlab repo to get access to the dotfiles directly. I can't post the link but you can find it searching for distrotube and gitlab dotfiles
Good work my dude, as someone who switched to linux a few moths ago your work is really helping me. Would be nice to get your opinion on Kodachi OS. Looks like a good daily driver for someone who wants privacy and security.
I have forked your excellent work. Thanks. Since my Arch setup is rather complicated, I will have to alter your work to fit my needs. And most importantly, I am looking forward to spring-boarding off your XMonad setup to make it more along the lines of something I need. I have 3 4K monitors, and I need the tiling to behave in a manner I have not seen anywhere yet. I have managed to get close to what I'm looking for with keyboard shortcuts in KDE, but that approach is rather messy. So we'll see where this goes. Keep up the good work!!!!
how is this not yet the most popular script in the world?? I'm sure that if this is made into a distro rather than a script, it could be a mainstream distros
Freakin hell Between all these and Video recording and editing... how do you manage your time? this is why U are my favorite YT figure, that and your accent...
I just set up Manjaro with DTOS and it's great! Thank you so much! As a long time Ubuntu user, I'm finding myself lost in several areas... I'll post some of my questions here and hopefully people can point me in the right direction. - can I re-run `./dtos` to change my settings, like which shell I want as my default? - How do I open a file explorer? (I figured this one out - I open Nautilus through the run menu... is there a short key for this?) - How do I open a systems settings window? I'm wanting to change my mouse/trackpad scroll settings and position my displays relative to each other. - How do I switch which monitor conky shows up on. - How do I change from one of the shells to another? (setting my default as Fish or ZSH, in a lasting way) - How do I remap my capslock key to another control? (normally I'd do this in settings but I can't find settings) Posting questions here is probably fine because maybe it will help others with the same questions. But I was wondering if there's a discord or something somewhere for people to learn from each other on this setup? In lieu of that, a "here are the 10-20 things I do most often in xmonad" kind of list might be helpful for someone like me. Anyone have a few xmonad commands you use most often that you want to share? So far I'm using: `super-enter` for terminal `super-shift-enter` for run menu / finding apps `super-shift-c` to close `super click drag` to float and move `super right-click drag` to resize floating windows `super h` and `super l` to resize main window `super k` and `super l` to change focus And I'll get more over time... but yeah - I'm in the noob time on this setup, and any tips folks have to get settled in would be so helpful! I'm also going to check out the doom emacs video soon, as I've been a vim user for years and would love to see what all this emacs stuff is all about. ;)
you can setup a scheduled pipeline to do the job. you just need to make sure every step is automated and do not require the user input to continue the update.
15:24 "Installing oh a couple hundred packages" dont mind the names "evil-args" , "evil-embrace", "evil-escape", "evil-exchange", "evil-snipe" - its totally not a rootkit, just sounds exactly like one...
will you check out some wayland tilling wms? like waymonad or something. there are absolutely no vids for this stuff so you would be first (only vid i found is about sway)
I have over 20 installs of dtos across 3 bare metal intel machines all with multiboot configs - awesome so happy/grateful to be an arch fan and enjoying Derek's awesome work. I open an issue for a situation where I would experience erratic behaviour from xmonad on my dual monitor config.
So back on track yes Manjaro on 3 machines not one hicup... except a key issue but it was documented with a fix/cause/resolve... the bees knees appreciate the work.
Hey, DT. 1st: Thx 4 your excellent work! I watched a video some time ago where you told about your practice to "rank" gitlab/github "weight" in sense of activity and similar factors, but I can't find it anymore. Any hint? Thx in advance!
So DT. On your script you check for root users with "if [ $(id -u) = 0 ]". Wouldn't it be better to use "if [ $HOME = /root ]", since that's what you're looking for? The reason I say that is because you could still use "sudo -E" to execute the script, instead of calling it from inside every now and then.
Hi DT, How would you handle dpi/ppi settings with dtos/Manjaro and 4k high resolution? .X resources font dpi? What about increasing dmenu and xmobar scale? Have issues bringing it all together. Thanks for writing and maintaining!!
14:19 I thought manjaro was bloated took ages to update/install so I switched to arco. Then I saw someone over the internet mentioning it. I have encrypted my drive and it took a lot of times to boot. I used archlabs before, encryption worked nicely on it. Arco takes me to the grub rescue mode if I type the password wrong.
EndeavourOS is very much in line with vanilla Arch, same as Garuda and unlike Manjaro. They just add extra packages precompiled from AUR to their own repo, instead of replacing packages from Arch. Installing DTOS should be as straightforward as with Arch
The last time I tried DTOS on Endeavour, the installation failed because DTOS tried to install 'yad' and Endeavour has their own custom version of 'yad' called 'yad-eos'. So either remove 'yad-eos' before running the script OR remove 'yad' from the pkglist.txt before running the script.
I had a problem with installing, after asking me if I want to install awesome and qtile, the script says "ERROR: Failed to install required packages." I'm running on Manjaro, any idea what this could be? I'm not very well versed in this. Edit: Sounds like maybe what was mentioned here: 14:42
I'm transitioning from windows. currently running endeavor on vm to see if that's the one i want to install on native hardware. will your script run on that? edit: eg: on a fresh endeavour os install i get a syncing error that's not even anything in your package list. jack2 and pipewire-jack are apparently in conflict. do i just uninstall one of them?
Im a total noob, just installed manjaro 1 or 2 weeks before and i run windows in kvm which i use mostly for everything. Now i blindly installed DTOS without knowing what it is just to take a look what a "real linux-users os" looks like and man, im totally lost. I have no windows key that opens a menu, windows have no x or underscore to minimize them or things, i can barely click anything. I managed to open youtube in cutebrowser but then was unable to contitnue to do anything besides browsing. Is there somewhere a video or playlist i can watch to learn what all the stuff is? Right now i dont even know where to start because i don't know the terms and which software does what.
SUPER+p, followed by c. You could also try to run the script with the command 'dtos-colorscheme'. The script should be ~/.local/bin. If it's there, make sure it's executable if for some reason it isn't.
I love the work you do, but I still prefer Debian. I know, Debian is not linux, but you know that too. It works for me, but I'm glad you do your great work for Linux! I want to make my computer work for me, not like yours, no offence meant. Not in in any way! I have to use Windows at work (in a virtual machine of course!) I don't want my work computer dirty!
Bro Debian is better than Arch when it comes to stability and reliability. If you use Debian you don't have to feel inferior to Arch users. Debian is a solid linux. Debian is a Linux tho an OG at that too
I installed DTOS on Manjaro and it has so far been a clean experience. The programs that were installed were easy to configure (if needed) and the applications are great. Keep up the great work!
Great to hear that it's working for you. To be honest, I do most of my testing with DTOS on Manjaro, so I expect it to be a smoother experience than on other distros (since I can't possibly test every Arch-based distro).
@@DistroTube i tried to use the dtos script on my windows 98 machine and now i have crabs....
@@DistroTube i cant use the script with archcraft
i did everything right tho
@@sarveshsubramanian6638 is it using systemd? I guess DTOS is taking advantage of this deamon however some Arch based OSs are not using systemd. I guess if you anyway go for dt os the best way would be to use vanilla arch I guess.
@@marcello4258 archcraft uses systemd
I just installed DToS on to my laptop that runs ArcoLinux. Install was no problem at all, and everyone works like it should work. Good job DT!
I love Manjaro W/KDE I recommend it to everyone who wants bleeding edge with stability. The Manjaro team is innovative whit a focus on the future. Once Wayland is fully functional with rock solid stability - game over
@Red Rebel__ I recommend KDE/plasma for versatility, customization, features, and integration. For one example KDE Connect for flawless integration with smart phones. There are numerous reasons. I'm not sure why you would have an issue, especially with Manjaro. Nevertheless, if you're happy with Gnome stick with it. It's not a terrible DE by any means. I think you will love v42 coming out soon.
Manjaro is dog shit can we stop pretending it's not? K thanks
You really need to make a full-blown distro out of this!
Linux has enough distros
I always thought DT was a reference to only your channel's initials, but it's a really neat coincidence that your own initials are also DT
It's not a coincidence. His parents named him like this to match his future channel name.
@@ioanbotez7128 so they also are fellow GNU/Linux enjoyers, awesome
This is amazing work DT! I have a really old copy of your xmonad dotfiles installed on a laptop running linux mint and I had to do a fair amount more work to get things going. This really looks great!
Can u share the old xmonad dotfile??
@@ITalented My comment was deleted from earlier but I suggest going to DT's gitlab repo to get access to the dotfiles directly. I can't post the link but you can find it searching for distrotube and gitlab dotfiles
Good work my dude, as someone who switched to linux a few moths ago your work is really helping me. Would be nice to get your opinion on Kodachi OS. Looks like a good daily driver for someone who wants privacy and security.
Wow, that's a lot of work. The community salutes you.
I have forked your excellent work. Thanks.
Since my Arch setup is rather complicated, I will have to alter your work to fit my needs. And most importantly, I am looking forward to spring-boarding off your XMonad setup to make it more along the lines of something I need.
I have 3 4K monitors, and I need the tiling to behave in a manner I have not seen anywhere yet. I have managed to get close to what I'm looking for with keyboard shortcuts in KDE, but that approach is rather messy.
So we'll see where this goes. Keep up the good work!!!!
Installed today! Great job DT!
I installed DTOS on Manjaro and it works great without issue also it looks great
how is this not yet the most popular script in the world?? I'm sure that if this is made into a distro rather than a script, it could be a mainstream distros
i like your work, i will for sure give DTOS a go sooner or later.
Freakin hell Between all these and Video recording and editing... how do you manage your time? this is why U are my favorite YT figure, that and your accent...
i am your fan guy
I just set up Manjaro with DTOS and it's great! Thank you so much!
As a long time Ubuntu user, I'm finding myself lost in several areas... I'll post some of my questions here and hopefully people can point me in the right direction.
- can I re-run `./dtos` to change my settings, like which shell I want as my default?
- How do I open a file explorer? (I figured this one out - I open Nautilus through the run menu... is there a short key for this?)
- How do I open a systems settings window? I'm wanting to change my mouse/trackpad scroll settings and position my displays relative to each other.
- How do I switch which monitor conky shows up on.
- How do I change from one of the shells to another? (setting my default as Fish or ZSH, in a lasting way)
- How do I remap my capslock key to another control? (normally I'd do this in settings but I can't find settings)
Posting questions here is probably fine because maybe it will help others with the same questions. But I was wondering if there's a discord or something somewhere for people to learn from each other on this setup? In lieu of that, a "here are the 10-20 things I do most often in xmonad" kind of list might be helpful for someone like me. Anyone have a few xmonad commands you use most often that you want to share?
So far I'm using:
`super-enter` for terminal
`super-shift-enter` for run menu / finding apps
`super-shift-c` to close
`super click drag` to float and move
`super right-click drag` to resize floating windows
`super h` and `super l` to resize main window
`super k` and `super l` to change focus
And I'll get more over time... but yeah - I'm in the noob time on this setup, and any tips folks have to get settled in would be so helpful!
I'm also going to check out the doom emacs video soon, as I've been a vim user for years and would love to see what all this emacs stuff is all about. ;)
I am now the proud owner of DTOS. Now all the girls will love me.
Well done!
you can setup a scheduled pipeline to do the job. you just need to make sure every step is automated and do not require the user input to continue the update.
15:24 "Installing oh a couple hundred packages" dont mind the names "evil-args" , "evil-embrace", "evil-escape", "evil-exchange", "evil-snipe" - its totally not a rootkit, just sounds exactly like one...
With a name like TOS it has to be good.
Hey DT, this is so cool! Thank you so much. One question: can I install DTOS on a plain Arch Linux installation?
yep
will you check out some wayland tilling wms? like waymonad or something. there are absolutely no vids for this stuff so you would be first (only vid i found is about sway)
I have over 20 installs of dtos across 3 bare metal intel machines all with multiboot configs - awesome so happy/grateful to be an arch fan and enjoying Derek's awesome work. I open an issue for a situation where I would experience erratic behaviour from xmonad on my dual monitor config.
So back on track yes Manjaro on 3 machines not one hicup... except a key issue but it was documented with a fix/cause/resolve... the bees knees appreciate the work.
Openbox and Debian sid go together like filet mignon and twice baked potaterz ;-)
Good idea. Ever considered ansible?
Very nice thanks 😊
Hey, DT. 1st: Thx 4 your excellent work! I watched a video some time ago where you told about your practice to "rank" gitlab/github "weight" in sense of activity and similar factors, but I can't find it anymore. Any hint? Thx in advance!
So DT. On your script you check for root users with "if [ $(id -u) = 0 ]". Wouldn't it be better to use "if [ $HOME = /root ]", since that's what you're looking for?
The reason I say that is because you could still use "sudo -E" to execute the script, instead of calling it from inside every now and then.
Hi DT, How would you handle dpi/ppi settings with dtos/Manjaro and 4k high resolution? .X resources font dpi?
What about increasing dmenu and xmobar scale? Have issues bringing it all together.
Thanks for writing and maintaining!!
Still debian, thank you.
14:19 I thought manjaro was bloated took ages to update/install so I switched to arco. Then I saw someone over the internet mentioning it. I have encrypted my drive and it took a lot of times to boot. I used archlabs before, encryption worked nicely on it. Arco takes me to the grub rescue mode if I type the password wrong.
Good stuff 👍
Wonder how this will work's on endeavouros. I'd like to switch between DE's and TWM's. Probably a bad idea.
EndeavourOS is very much in line with vanilla Arch, same as Garuda and unlike Manjaro. They just add extra packages precompiled from AUR to their own repo, instead of replacing packages from Arch. Installing DTOS should be as straightforward as with Arch
The last time I tried DTOS on Endeavour, the installation failed because DTOS tried to install 'yad' and Endeavour has their own custom version of 'yad' called 'yad-eos'. So either remove 'yad-eos' before running the script OR remove 'yad' from the pkglist.txt before running the script.
@@DistroTube thank you DT
Is there a list of the keyboard shortcuts somewhere?
Bias is huge now on your chan. Maybe rename this to Arch Linux community chan? Hey kinda kidding. I love your videos!
Dumb question here. Why should i use this? look pretty good, ngl. But im pretty new on linux. Using Manjaro right now.
Hello!
What's up?
Hey DT, I was looking hard for a documentation for conky to find all possible commands.. Where can I find it?
If I was to do this install would it overwrite my desktop environment or would I be able to switch back and forth?
Dude I LOVE this DTOS and I fqn HATE it cause I can't understand sh1t
XMonad is too much, but I do love to learn working with Window Managers; someday
I installed DTOS on my Arch install and the keyboard shortcuts specifically for DTOS stuff did not work
I had a problem with installing, after asking me if I want to install awesome and qtile, the script says
"ERROR:
Failed to install required packages."
I'm running on Manjaro, any idea what this could be? I'm not very well versed in this.
Edit: Sounds like maybe what was mentioned here: 14:42
Is there any shortcut key to launch file manager in DTOS
Really wish this worked for me but when I install on my dual monitor setup 1. the screen displays are swapped and 2. the keybinds do not work.
I'm transitioning from windows. currently running endeavor on vm to see if that's the one i want to install on native hardware. will your script run on that?
edit:
eg: on a fresh endeavour os install i get a syncing error that's not even anything in your package list. jack2 and pipewire-jack are apparently in conflict. do i just uninstall one of them?
Awesome stuff DT!
Since the day when Manjaro abandoned Architect and Bspwm isos, I abandoned Manjaro. Long live for Arch and EndeavourOS.
What if I want the bar to be a little bigger?
Im a total noob, just installed manjaro 1 or 2 weeks before and i run windows in kvm which i use mostly for everything. Now i blindly installed DTOS without knowing what it is just to take a look what a "real linux-users os" looks like and man, im totally lost. I have no windows key that opens a menu, windows have no x or underscore to minimize them or things, i can barely click anything. I managed to open youtube in cutebrowser but then was unable to contitnue to do anything besides browsing. Is there somewhere a video or playlist i can watch to learn what all the stuff is? Right now i dont even know where to start because i don't know the terms and which software does what.
It actually fails on my vm. Says error installing xmonad.
How to disable (not even install if possible) sddm for your dtos setup? Can we use our default login manager? (I'm using endeavouros with gnome)
Dmenu is not working it says warning no locale
Read the Arch Wiki about setting your locale. wiki.archlinux.org/title/locale
The Super P C for colorscheme is not working.
SUPER+p, followed by c. You could also try to run the script with the command 'dtos-colorscheme'. The script should be ~/.local/bin. If it's there, make sure it's executable if for some reason it isn't.
how to exit or close application in dt os
Wayland?
21:18 use nixos instead
Doesn’t work with Manjaro I3
I confirm - Manjaro i3, update made and when I try to install I have an error "Error recompiling Xmonad!".
That's help: sudo pacman -Rc dmenu-manjaro :)
First
Confirmed!
DTOS iso file (you can make a iso file)
It's possible
@@rarminqorset3628 can you make it
I love the work you do, but I still prefer Debian. I know, Debian is not linux, but you know that too. It works for me, but I'm glad you do your great work for Linux!
I want to make my computer work for me, not like yours, no offence meant. Not in in any way!
I have to use Windows at work (in a virtual machine of course!) I don't want my work computer dirty!
debian is what?!
I promise you that debian uses the Linux kernel lol
@@420bust420 that's probably true
I think martin meant to say debian was not arch and mis typed and said debian was not linux but meant debian was not arch... lol
Bro Debian is better than Arch when it comes to stability and reliability. If you use Debian you don't have to feel inferior to Arch users. Debian is a solid linux. Debian is a Linux tho an OG at that too
I dislike arch