Part 3 - Getting a Graphical Interface | Customizing our Blackperl | Arch Linux Graphical

First of all I would like to make it clear that I am NOT ANY PROFSSIONAL or ANY TEACHER or ANY OTHER EXPERIENCED person in Linux, I have made this video following the "LEARNING PYRAMID" in Order to spread knowledge as well as to make my hold of that knowledge strong too.

I believe that I might have mispronounced some terms or might have explained some stuff incorrectly. IF YOU SPOT ANY MISTAKES, please DO CORRECT THEM by mentioning in the comments and I will be very grateful for your such acts.

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00:00 - 1ntr0
00:35 - b00ting up the box
01:38 - Fira Code Nerd Font!
04:13 - How to install a PKGBUILD?
04:59 - changing Term1n4L f0nt
05:59 - font changed! :)
06:11 - dmenu ????
07:30 - getting dmenu
09:23 - dmenu keyb1nds
10:47 - Brodie's dmenu (* *)
14:18 - nerd fonts - one implementation...
15:35 - getting back our w4llpap3R!
16:52 - one last attempt [^ - ^]
17:58 - leave it! (will tell u later)
18:13 - xdg-open & sxiv - simple image viewer
20:25 - r3b00t
21:00 - Wallp4peR restored!!!
21:04 - picom - compositor
22:09 - st alpha patch
27:14 - Don't worry, no warnings. It'll work later
27:51 - hit the deck!
29:01 - It Worked!!!! (# #)
29:07 - contr0lling the transparency
32:06 - g3tting dwm alpha patch
34:41 - nitrogen other method and man
36:27 - actually getting dwm alpha patch
37:27 - power low ;( !
37:51 - cool poweroff (0_0)

[avinashsharma]

1. [26:56] You can comment both the :
# vsync = false
# vsync = true
options and it will work fine

2. Some Default Key Bindings:

Alt+Shift+Enter = open a terminal

Alt+Shift+C = close a window

Alt+Shift+Q = restart DWM

Alt+P = open dmenu

Alt+[number, i.e, 1, 2, 3, 4...] = switch to respective workspace

Alt+Shift+number = move the window having focus/cursor on, to the respective workspace