Install sudo, add users
# pacman-s sudo
# useradd-m-G wheel-s/bin/bash XXX
# passwd XXX
# Visudo
# %wheel all= (All) All this line back comment out
Intel's CPUs need to be installed microcode, especially the Haswell and Broadwell series CPUs, in order to stabilize the system.
# pacman-s Intel-ucode
Installing xorg and graphics drivers
The kernel with the Nouveau driver support for gtx960m is not very good, not long ago the fedora22 will crash, the screen shows a bunch of information about Nouveau. Newer graphics cards are better than private drivers. Intel+nvidia dual Graphics is troublesome, according to Wiki,bumblebee should be the best choice.
# pacman-s Bumblebee Mesa Xf86-video-intel nvidia Mesa-demos Bbswitch xorg-server xorg-server-utils
There are 4 LIBGL to choose Mesa-libgl,bumblebee need this.
If you need to run a 32-bit program, you also have to Pacman open Multilib for several 32-bit libraries.
Add users to a bumblebee group
# gpasswd-a XXX Bumblebee
n card may be shut down due to shutdown when the boot can not be properly initialized, it is estimated that there is a constant nouveau the message of the word of the crash reason. The workaround is to wake the N card when it is turned off.
/etc/systemd/system/nvidia-enable.service
[Unit] Description=enable NVIDIA carddefaultdependencies=no[service]type=oneshotexecstart=/bin/sh-c ' echo on >/proc/ Acpi/bbswitch ' [Install]wantedby=shutdown.target
# Systemctl Enable Nvidia-enable.service
Install desktop environment, here is Xfce4
# pacman-s Xfce4 xfce4-goodies
Edit ~/.xinitrc, join:
EXEC Startxfce4
So we can get into the desktop.
$ startx
Install fonts
$ sudo pacman-s adobe-source-han-sans-tw-fonts adobe-source-han-sans-otc-fonts wqy-microhei Wqy-zenhei Ttf-arphic-ukai ttf-arphic-uming opendesktop-fonts Wqy-bitmapfont ttf-hannom
Installing FCITX
$ sudo pacman-s fcitx fcitx-configtool fcitx-gtk2 fcitx-gtk3 fcitx-qt4
Edit ~/.XINITRC before the EXEC statement, add
Export GTK_IM_MODULE=FCITX export QT_IM_MODULE=FCITX export [email PROTECTED]=FCITX
Logout, log back on to the desktop
FCITX will automatically start in a compatible XDG desktop environment (GNOME,XFCE,KDE,LXDE, etc.) and can find FCITX self-boot files under/etc/xdg/autostart
Into the desktop in the upper right corner of the keypad icon right-click, select Configure current Input method, and then point to the lower left corner plus, remove only show the current language hook, pull down to find Wubi, add Wubi input.
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