#Did I do dis right ๐ค
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alr
lid
i don't know, but i'd say no
oh fuck
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sure
bye
@gentle tapir you finished installing at the end?
you didn't have to send me a friend request tbf
Ye but wait
hows your laptop right now?
I'll be on
?
okay
I mean
im still available by then
Alright
okay
Do you play roblox
i do, in fact my username right now is my roblox username
damn
mhm
though i did play the game much earlier
but as a guest
like in early 2010s
Damn wow
My account is made in 2014
It was my brother's account
But it was empty
So i bought some stuff
i see
Alright well I'll ping you when I'll be on
okay
@fervent geyser hey are you on
yeah
configuring the system iirc
okay
wat now
oh ye
ze here
alr
optional, but handbook says its wise to do so:
cron daemon
for example, sys-process/cronie
yeah
okay
then rc-update add cronie default
okay
this might be recommended too if you use bash:
app-shells/bash-completion
this is just a package
so not a service
yeah
emerging
aftyer that is done
this one is also recommended
time synchronization
which is net-misc/chrony
chrony?
yeah
and rc-update
okay
for rc-update, its chronyd
rc-update add chronyd default
done
i think this one is already done but to check still
emerge -s sys-fs/e2fsprogs
this might be needed for your filesystem
but i think you might already have it
if it shows not installed
emerge --ask sys-block/io-scheduler-udev-rules
also emerge that
this one?
?
no
oh wait
well idk about that but it seems to be recommended for nvme devices
since i only have SATA
i got nvme
yeah
the emerge -s one does not really do anything since it just searches for a package
oh
ill do it
if it mentions not installed, emerge it
app found 2
show a picture
wow
you proably have grub installed already so
idk if i do
check with emerge -s
whats the package
yeah grub is there
its installed
now
put in GRUB_PLATFORMS="efi-64" to /etc/portage/make.conf
mhm
now
to install grub to your system
which should be this:
grub-install --efi-directory=/efi
no errors reported?
alr
just in case
when you come back, do grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg to configure grub so you can easily boot into your system via the grub bootloader menu
its fine
yeah
alright
a few more last commands
but also a question
do you want to create an user later?
or right now?
ye why not
now emerge the package app-admin/sudo or app-admin/doas
depends on your usecase
doas is easier to configure but
not very much supported in online scripts
sudo on the other hand
ill stick with sudo
okay
emerge --ask app-admin/sudo
yeah
okay
also remove that stage3 tar.xz file you wget'ed way back
since its no longer needed
how
ls / to make sure its gone
yup, that's good
okay
what now
useradd -m -G users,wheel,audio -s /bin/bash john
done
i didnt add that
i did that aswell
okay
now do EDITOR=nano visudo
to make it so you can run sudo when you are in the wheel group
the change is nearly at the bottom of the file
wait what where
of my terminal?
well the sudoers file
brb eating
which you are editing right now
im not in that sudoers file
back
okay let me show the line to uncomment rq
always use visudo to edit it by the way, as other editors can cause problems
now go t othe bottom
## Uncomment to allow members of group wheel to execute any command
# %wheel ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL```
remove the # on that %wheel part
alright
done
i believe this may be all, so now the last steps are
make sure to do these commands IN ORDER
top to bottom
this will exit the chroot, unmount those stuff and reboot the system
okay if that doesn't work in my case doing just umount -a will work
don't need to do umount -R /mnt/gentoo if you do umount -a
after umount -a you can reboot
alright
those being busy does not matter
after all that now all one thing to do
reboot
did it umount em tho
it likely did
skip that
because in my experience of installing gentoo
i just did umount -a then reboot
and it worked
Alright
good job
you now installed gentoo
and since you want kde plasma too
you should probably do a few more tweaks
oh yeah yeah
sudo rc-update add iwd default
and sudo rc-service iwd start
you have iwd installed via networkmanager so start that
iwd is a supplicant so maybe that's why the error happened
Wait no I typed my pw wrong
oh
yeah
now check with emerge -s plasma-meta
plasma-meta is recommended to properly install and setup kde plasma
okay you should emerge it
emerge - - ask plasma-meta
emerge -a kde-plasma/plasma-meta OR emerge -ag kde-plasma/plasma-meta
Emerging
okay
290 holy shit
damn
This will take a while
yeah its the rest of plasma
after that
you should set your default display manager to sddm
im gonna try to find how first since i forgot that
Alright
122 out of 290
did you do without -g?
Ye
oh well then it may take a while
201 out of 290
@fervent geyser it finished
What now
@fervent geyser
Oh your offline
Well lmk when your on
I'll go we can continue next day @fervent geyser
@fervent geyser yoo
yeah
Wanna continue?
yeah
Alright lemme boot up
so you were at kde-plasma/plasma-meta i believe?
Ye it installed
alright, you can look into this now
change your display manager to sddm so yeah
Let me get wifi ready
hold on
i've had a similar issue but that was in a virtual machine when installing gentoo there
the hostname literally didn't change from livecd
but technically it was an installation
I mean i don't mind it
that's weird
Cuz everything's done right?
yeah
Alr
so anyways
you can now emerge display-manager-init
Didn't even have to connect
also protip, you don't have to type out the full atom of the package to emerge
you can just type the package name itself without the category
but sometimes it is necessary to include the category
wait hold on
Live*
yeah you can now emerge it
i'll repost the image rq so you don't have to scroll up
Ah Oka
now edit the file there
/etc/conf.d/display-manager
and add those contents it shows there
if its already there, just change whatever it is to sddm
oh also one last thing before you boot up kde plasma
you should also emerge the nvidia-drivers
though it will require a reboot after that
Sddm tho
Or the drivers first
Ye
yeah its needed for dist kernels like gentoo-kernel-bin for nvidia-drivers
not yet
Alright
i think you should first install the drivers so it also uses your GPU
then reboot
I'm done with rc update
Okay
okay
after it is done emerging, reboot to make sure the kernel finds and uses your GPU
alright
you can also type in nvidia-smi to make sure it works after logging in
or well
you already enabled the sddm thing so
it should already do the job now
Yay we have sddm
nice
Wow working
But let me get librewolf first so I don't have to use my phone
wait
librewolf can take long to compile
so you should FIRST use the -bin one
or well, you can just use the -bin one all the time lol
you should go back to a TTY via CTRL+ALT+F2 to F7 to switch to a TTY
Ye i am there
What's the package
Emerge - - ask kde-apps/konsole
you also have packages.gentoo.org to look up packages
Okay
and yes
or yet again, with emerge --search (-s) or --searchdesc (-S)
i guess you can go back to the kde environment now
via ctrl+alt+f1
and then open up konsole and continue on from there
also about that
you can emerge kde-apps/dolphin too
for the file manager
I. Can't go back to plasma
you should reboot then i guess
Okay
Okay yay
It works
Doing dolphin aswell
Done dolphin
@fervent geyser what else should I get for my laptop
i guess a web browser?
and everything else is i leave up to you
you can take a look at https://packages.gentoo.org for more info
Gentoo Packages Database
you need a separate repository for librewolf
you can enable it via eselect
but you first need the app-eselect/eselect-repository package
you should go for the -bin ones
That like doesn't take too much
like firefox-bin
Ah okay
if you later on want the source version, you can then emerge the source version and remove the binary one
alright
from now on, you can play around with your system
and learn more
since you have managed to install gentoo
And like a text editor
a text editor well
you can emerge kde-apps/kate for kde's text editor
which is pretty good btw
Alright
also about flatpak
you can go ahead and emerge kde-plasma/discover too
for a gui frontend
Okay
oh also there's the flatpak use flag
though im not sure if its already on for you
I'll check, I'm getting kate
Getting /discovrr
Discover
How do i add this to default
?
Oh
do not confuse service names with package names
alright good
on roblox when i do high quality i only get 60 fps
idk why
even when i uncapped the framerate
it might be using the integrated graphics
@fervent geyser
damn
DONT DO THAT ITS OUTDATED LOL
I knew it was kind of weird to have 32Gb of Swap but the wiki said that
Why would you even need that much swap
Wait you said it was outdated? So there was a time where you needed ram x2 of swap?
you shouldnt need 64Gib of RAM by any means
at that point you are just sacrificing disk space vainly
also having a lot of swap space != to compiling faster
there's a reason we have little RAM and lots of disk space and that it is faster to accesses RAM
using non volatile memory like disk space is hundreds to thousands of times slower than RAM
I gave up anyways it was hard, I'm learning the basics first lol
You are right
When I said 64Gib of RAM I meant Swap not actual ram
Bit you are right it all depends on the person but there is a point in which more swap != more efficient compilation
i use 6gb its the sweet spot for me
I use 4Gib and I also have 12Gb of RAM. I believe it really depends on how much RAM your system consumes. I barely go over 5Gib of RAM so my swap is never over 1Gib
late response but yeah
i did 6gigs just in case