can't install on arch

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run :
hostname

pwd

and share result

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i think i didn't make a home partition but is that really needed

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do u have desktop environment?

cd /home ; ls -lah

see owner and group of the monster folder

and all the perms

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i3

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cd ~

touch test.tt ; ls -l test*

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well, u have write permissions clearly

but ur group doesnt

mine looks like that

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while yours is rwx just for owner... idk

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can i change that

i don't have a file explorer

should be able to fix with root

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eh better not mess

u dont have desktop?

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this is a desktop i just want to install a browser

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do u have a desktop environment????

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yes

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what is it?

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i3

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anyway, see if arch regular repos have librewolf

it'd be silly if they didnt

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when i use pacman thres nothing

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check the archwiki

for applications> web browsers

or get yay and use that to get it from the AUR

archwiki: AUR and yay

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how do i get that because it didn't work with pacman

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read up on it there, cuz idk

No, LibreWolf is not in the Arch Linux official main repositories. It is available primarily through the Arch User Repository (AUR).You can install it using an AUR helper (like yay or paru) or by building it manually
sudo pacman -S yay
.Installation Methods
AUR (Source): Compiles from source
yay -S librewolf
AUR (Binary): Installs pre-compiled binaries (faster)
yay -S librewolf-bin

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thank u