Tux Hat Linux Files

## Tux Hat Linux 2.7 Packages on the live iso
## Lightweight system = more programs ;) I have included these programs on the live iso.
## ISO is still lightweight consider what it has on it, its @ 740mb.
## virtualbox -- Lastest Oracle VirtualMachine Software this is with the tuxhat-install.
smplayer -- A very good QT Frontend mplayer media player.
ppsspp -- A very good Playstation Portable Emulator.
pcsxr -- A Very good Playstation One Emulator.
file-roller -- A very good GTK3 File Zipper program.
gimp -- The best open source image editior.
openshot -- A Very good video editor program.
guvcview -- A nice little lightweight Video/Still picture camera.
##
arch-install-scripts
awesome
vicious
dmenu
gksu
base-devel 
networkmanager 
zsh 
gparted 
irssi 
archey3 
feh 
yaourt 
xorg 
xorg-xinit 
xorg-server 
openmotif
xterm
nitrogen 
spacefm 
lxappearance 
mc 
tmux 
rxvt-unicode 
rtorrent 
xmms2 
volumeicon 
network-manager-applet 
alsa-utils 
scrot 
vim 
geany 
firefox 
sudo 
deadbeef 
terminus-font

## Welcome to the new Tux Hat Linux Distro with Awesome WM and Motif

Both using mod4 key (windows key)

[ Key Bindings for Awesome WM ]
mod4+control+r = restart awesomewm
mod4+r = run command box
mod4+q = quit awesomewm
mod4+p = awesomewm menubar (simular to dmenu)
mod4+spacebar = layout switcher
mod4+t = urxvt -e bash
mod4+f = spacefm
mod4+i = urxvt -e irssi
mod4+e = geany editor
mod4+g = gimp
mod4+w = firefox
mod4+l = lxappearance
mod4+n = nitrogen
mod4+a = deadbeef
mod4+o = openshot

[ Key Bindings for Motif WM ]
Mod4<Key>v              root|icon|window   f.menu AppMenu
Mod4<key>p              root|icon|window   f.exec "dmenu_run -nb '#181512' -nf '#bea492' -sb '#181512' -sf '#dcdccc'"
Mod4<key>e              root|icon|window   f.exec "geany"
Mod4<key>a              root|icon|window   f.exec "deadbeef"
Mod4<key>b              root|icon|window   f.exec "qbittorrent"
Mod4<key>w              root|icon|window   f.exec "firefox"
Mod4<key>t              root|icon|window   f.exec "urxvt -e bash"
Mod4<key>l              root|icon|window   f.exec "lxappearance"
Mod4<key>g              root|icon|window   f.exec "gimp"
Mod4<key>s              root|icon|window   f.exec "smplayer"
Mod4<key>o              root|icon|window   f.exec "openshot"
Mod4<key>f              root|icon|window   f.exec "spacefm"
Mod4<key>n              root|icon|window   f.exec "nitrogen"
Mod4<key>i              root|icon|window   f.exec "urxvt -e irssi"
Mod4<key>r              root|icon|window   f.restart
Mod4<key>q              root|icon|window   f.quit_mwm

## For live cd usesage please install the following if you want to use X11

In the zsh shell just type ./live-setup to setup a few things for X11
after the script is done just startx. :)

For people using VirtualBox you can run the script ./vbox-guest-setup to
get guest additions to have the full screen size.


## Install Tux Hat Linux to the HDD

From the Live ISO Shell type ./arch-setup
This will setup the Arch Linux Base and arch-chroot your HDD.

After Arch Linux Prep you will be in arch-chroot shell from
there you can type cd root and run ./tuxhat-install

After Tux Hat Linux Prep, you should be ready to exit arch-chroot, and
Reboot the system to the New Tux Hat Linux System on your HDD.

Once booted to the login type in your username and login.
You will need to setup your network before starting X

## Network Setup
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systemctl enable dhcpcd@INTERFACE.service
example: systemctl enable dhcpcd@eno1.service
systemctl start dhcpcd@INTERFACE.service
systemctl enable NetworkManager.service
systemctl start NetworkManager.service

## Enjoy Tux Hat Linux!
startx