feat(os/freebsd): add support - #1632
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Still working on this :) |
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Woah!!! |
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BTW The arch installer is too brittle and I don't want it to be technical debt anymore. I think it is best to make a separate Installer handling different OS. Clone HyDE and Parse the Config/. I am planning to ditch this installer too. So for this patch make it specific for ./Config files only
Take note I don't have any machine so I can't test this too. |
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This is all I can review for now. I ignored any changes in Scripts as I suggested in here
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I will handle this differently
I suggest doing this:
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Revert all sed changes
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Now as you might already notice, you know we can ship our own sed version
~/.local/lib/hyde/sed(or$LIB_DIR/hyde/sed) <- this is a script to handle any patch to any binary, you can handle the handover or the override here
# your custom sed
sed -i '' "${@}"- Ship it with your installer of HyDE as I suggested here.
you can customize your own restore_cfg.psv and add stuff
O | ${HOME}/.local/lib/hyde| sed | pkg
This will force users to haeve there sed wrapper that is accustomed for bsd. Put it below the other Core HyDE packages.
| show_theme_status | ||
| if ! dconf write /org/gnome/desktop/interface/icon-theme "'$ICON_THEME'"; then | ||
| print_log -sec "theme" -warn "dconf" "failed to set icon theme" | ||
| if command -v dconf >/dev/null 2>&1 && { [[ -n "${DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS:-}" ]] || [[ -n "${DISPLAY:-}" ]]; }; then |
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Is this BSD related if not please send as separate patch please.
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also for this one this might be a separate patch that targets non systemd. So this should be a separate PR.
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We can add this patches in advance so for the BSD specific patchs are easier to review.
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If you are comfortable with python too please add a backend for pm.py in ./pm/. The python backend will be use for internal stuff and can have advance flags compared to pm.sh.
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This looks identical to the HyDE.
But if you intend to have new requirements then this is fine as long as the pyproject-freebsd.toml is added as optional like how we add sed
O | ${HOME}/.local/lib/hyde| pyproject-freebsd.toml | pkg
BTW I use pkg as requirment package so it only triggers on BSD.
do you need help with this ? I have this https://github.com/HyDE-Project/hydectl/ CLI in go and I think this binary will become a good backend command for screenshots with builtin Window manager support. |
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Description
Closes #1329.
Current setup is completely daily-drivable, however is not feature-complete to qualify the HyDE spec. Feel welcome to tack on commits.
I'm scanning the entire build system and flagging packages that don't exist in base tree or ports and may need to be built from source.
Progress:
[WIP] Hyprlock
Hyprcursor
Wallbash
Theme changes
hydevmviaqemuand/orbhyveon GNU/Linux, FreeBSD, and also Darwin (macOS)[IN PROGRESS] Screenshots with
grimandslurpSteam via Linux Binary Compatibiliy
Install Script
Graphics Drivers - Chapter 5.2. Graphics Drivers
[-] Login Managers
Hyprland
Waybar via
dbus-launchRofi
zsh
Kitty
fastfetch
Emacs - Chapter 2. Programming Tools
Neovim
Media
snd_driver- Chapter 9. Multimediawebcamdandpwcview- Chapter 9. MultimediaEmojis
Fonts -
jetbrains-mono,nerd-fonts,noto-emojiFirefox
HydeBSD Logo
Add official HyDE support for my super-duper ultra riced FreeBSD setup that I've been daily driving for the last few months and can attest to being stable enough to do my full-time software engineering and schooling work from. :)
Originally and affectionately named DoomBSD, as my goal with it is to provide a nice modular config experience similar to the following:
My setup can be found here.
Relevant areas:
I've already gone through the FreeBSD Handbook and finished setting up all the goodies such as Linux Binary Compability, Virualization, Containerization, Webcam, Screenshots, Code editing, Media, Web Browsing, and a little bit of gaming.
OS Concept mappings
For those in GNU/Linux ecosystem unfamiliar with Hyprland, I hope this helps.
boot/loader.confsystemctlsysctl/compat/linux, Docker via docker-machine & VirtualBox or DockerBoxsystemd-nspawn, OCI Containers, Podman, etc.Please note that the FreeBSD project contains the entire ecosystem of kernel + userspace + packages and more, whereas Arch Linux is mostly an outstanding build system with
pacmanadding sensible abstractions over lower levelpkgprimitives; therefore not all concepts are mappable nor a fair comparison. :)Type of change
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