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Artur Piterov2020-05-01 22:24:45
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Artur Piterov, 2020-05-01 22:24:45

How to properly install Arch Linux with i3wm?

Hello. I have never installed arch, I want to install it with the i3wm title window manager, as a programmer I think it’s more convenient for me. Nowhere can I find a clear instruction for installing arch with i3wm, Can you tell me? Thank you!

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xotkot, 2020-05-02
@TheArtLab

How to properly install Arch Linux with i3wm?

first install the basic Arch system, then roll over i3 / i3-gaps
Never installed arch

then first you need to complete the first quest to assemble the constructor - Installation guide
with the i3wm title window manager, as a programmer, I think it's more convenient for me.

the programmer is most comfortable in a good code editor,
although the setup will really be easier for you (than for a standard user) since everything is configured through the config
Nowhere can I find a clear instruction on installing arch with i3wm

in the arch philosophy, these are two separate entities, and not like in most distributions, when sharpening for a specific shell
, the principle is something like this: put the basic arch system in the end, get a bare console, then roll any WM / DE graphical shell from above , after which this very shell adjust to your liking.
For i3 installation and configuration, see arhcwiki , in parallel, if at first it is difficult to navigate, you can look at the (only fresh) description on the Internet, for example Installing and configuring i3wm

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rionnagel, 2020-05-01
@rionnagel

Until you understand the console and all the tools you need, it’s not worth it.
When it is worth such questions you simply will not arise.
You put it and a million new questions will immediately arise. Finishing with which runlevel to boot and what ibus is, starting from sound control, screensaver and power management and bar. This is me telling you as an i3 user).
If you want - try, but the first years ... 8 will be unusual).

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