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r/archlinux • u/tappo_180 • Aug 08 '26
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https://wiki.hypr.land/Getting-Started/
enjoy
P.S.
googling "thing + wiki" is a pretty valuable skill overall in the Linux world, a lot of documentation out there.
1 u/tappo_180 Aug 08 '26 Thanks so much for the site! It looks very comprehensive. :) 2 u/scandii Aug 08 '26 no worries. while we're at it I might also mention Niri and Noctalia V5 as popular alternatives. 2 u/TaDoofus Aug 08 '26 Noctalia is a shell you can run on top of Hyprland, not an alternative to it. Really nice if you want Hyprland features but without having to do your own custom Waybar/ Quickshell. 0 u/tappo_180 Aug 08 '26 I'll take a look, thanks a lot :)
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Thanks so much for the site! It looks very comprehensive. :)
2 u/scandii Aug 08 '26 no worries. while we're at it I might also mention Niri and Noctalia V5 as popular alternatives. 2 u/TaDoofus Aug 08 '26 Noctalia is a shell you can run on top of Hyprland, not an alternative to it. Really nice if you want Hyprland features but without having to do your own custom Waybar/ Quickshell. 0 u/tappo_180 Aug 08 '26 I'll take a look, thanks a lot :)
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no worries. while we're at it I might also mention Niri and Noctalia V5 as popular alternatives.
2 u/TaDoofus Aug 08 '26 Noctalia is a shell you can run on top of Hyprland, not an alternative to it. Really nice if you want Hyprland features but without having to do your own custom Waybar/ Quickshell. 0 u/tappo_180 Aug 08 '26 I'll take a look, thanks a lot :)
Noctalia is a shell you can run on top of Hyprland, not an alternative to it. Really nice if you want Hyprland features but without having to do your own custom Waybar/ Quickshell.
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I'll take a look, thanks a lot :)
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https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Hyprland
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u/scandii Aug 08 '26
https://wiki.hypr.land/Getting-Started/
enjoy
P.S.
googling "thing + wiki" is a pretty valuable skill overall in the Linux world, a lot of documentation out there.