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00:00:00 – 00:07:14
The video provides a comprehensive guide on setting up a NYX OS Hyperlens environment, a Wayland-based compositor. Key points include enabling Hyperland, configuring special patches and hardware options, choosing software components, adding necessary packages for smooth program interaction, enabling OpenGL and Nvidia mode setting for X applications. The video also focuses on customizing a new Hyperbola Linux installation, with insights on sound settings, terminal emulators, app launchers, key bindings, wallpaper Daemons, network manager applets, Waybar, and Dunst. The presenter emphasizes making scripts executable and restarting the system. Lastly, customization of the acquired bar is discussed, with mentions of available online documentation for advanced configurations, an option for video requests, and Discord server plans at 1000 subscribers. The video concludes with a promise of more Linux and Nyx content.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on setting up a NYX OS Hyperlens environment, which is a Wayland-based compositor. The setup process involves enabling Hyperland, configuring special patches and hardware options, choosing software components like a bar (e.g., Waybar), adding necessary packages, such as notification daemons and desktop portals, for smooth interaction between programs. Additionally, enabling OpenGL and Nvidia mode setting is recommended for running X applications on Hyperlens. These steps aim to create a seamless transition to the Wayland-based compositor.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the focus is on customizing a new Hyperbola Linux installation. The presenter gives insights on enabling sound settings, choosing terminal emulators, and setting up an app launcher such as Rofi or Pmenu. They also guide the viewer through editing configuration files and adding lines to call batch scripts for startup applications. Important details include customizing key bindings, initializing wallpaper Daemons, setting up network manager applets, and using Waybar and Dunst. The segment emphasizes the importance of making scripts executable and concludes with how to restart Hyperbola or the system.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the appearance of the newly acquired bar and suggests customizing it, with available documentation online. They mention an advanced configuration video request option and provide a command for taking screenshots on your desktop. Setting up on Nexus is deemed easy and safe due to rollback capabilities. The speaker advises leaving leftover desktop environment options true for versatility. They express gratitude, encourage subscriptions, and share plans for a Discord server at 1000 subscribers. More Linux and Nyx content is promised.