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The CBSH Repository that contains all my programs that i've built myself for my use
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CBSH Arch Linux Repository

Adding the CBSH Repository to pacman

Adding a Third Party Repo, such as my repo, is easy. Add the Following Lines to the end of your /etc/pacman.conf:

[cbsh-arch-repo]
SigLevel = Required DatabaseOptional
Server = https://gitlab.com/cabooshyy/$repo/-/raw/main/$arch

Pacman will complain that the PGP key is invalid or corrupted, this can be resolved by locally signing the imported key: $ sudo pacman-key --lsign-key 6A33FBCB34EEE0A2 $

Then Sync the repos and update your system using: $ sudo pacman -Syyu

Followed By: $ sudo pacman -S name-of-package

Current Packages in this Repository:

  • alacritty-cbsh
  • kitty-cbsh
  • doom-cbsh
  • qtile-cbsh

Suckless Programs:

  • dmenu-cbsh – Custom build of the Suckless dmenu run prompt to match the CBSH desktop.
  • st-cbsh – Custom build of the Suckless Simple Terminal to match the CBSH desktop.

Where is the suckless configs?

Suckless Programs are configured by modifying the program's source code and then recompiling the source with those changes. The repo installs binaries of these packages, but the source code is also place onto your system should you want to customise and patch them even more than they are. The Source code is located in /opt, so for example, the source code for st would be located at /opt/st-cbsh.