The introduction of the notes and indicators for the set-hypr script has been a great addition. Thanks a lot for that.

Finally, the keyboard layout indicator on the panel. Good job, I know that many of folks were struggling with that. Very cool design overall.

Thanks Sol! What was a 'simple' installation script has truly grown into a great Arch-hypr spin. Fantastic, kudo's and keep them coming ;-)

🎉 Thank you, you previous arch-hyprland video help my solve my dual boot partitioning problems as well as introduce me to the best tiling window manager ive seen yet.

Thank you so much! Just installed via your script and it worked flawless! I absolutely love that you can change to different versions now. Keep up the good work and thank you so much for the awesome script!

commenting for the algorithm, thank you so much for dope setup Sol!

This is amazing! I have been wanting to checkout Arch for a long time and you made it super easy. Thank you!!

These videos are great installing is really easy and the dotfiles are easy to customize. great job!

Better and better, excellent work! thanks for sharing!

love the addition of the clipboard manager

Thanks Sol, everything is well explained Fantastic job btw!!!

Awesome work can’t wait to try this out :)

Ha! Watched v1, v2 and v3 last couple days, didnt expected v4! Thanks!

Wow was looking for something new .thanks a lot.. installing now.. great work sir ❤🎉

Loved your scripts! I know how to install arch and setup everything, but your install script makes everything so good and everything works out of the box... It is truly amazing! Thank you for your work

I'm stunned by your work and this amazing config

Fantastic work! I have been trying for hours to get arch to work with hyprland on my RTX 4060 and I tried a lot of things that are on the wiki. Eventually none of them worked and I did a complete wipe and followed your tutorial completely and now it works beautifully. It looks amazing and I'm really hyped for getting to use it :)

This script worked like a charm! Thank You!

That's absolutely amazing. I didn't manage to install it on my own because of Nvidia drivers, but this script helped a lot. And the rice is good as well. Keep it up 👍

great job , excited try out , as soon as the script for virtual box release 🙂🙂👍👍

Bro, you need to know ure best. Thank you and your deserving time to make this awesome theme available for us. I was struggling with I3 on X11 for a couple of years and you save me from hell.

keep up the those videos bro, these are so cool!

Very cool additions once again! I've been using my own personal spin on your V2 as a daily driver and I'm quite happy with it :) I'll most likely be adding the idle controler soon enough ;)

I had just finished installing HyprV3 and some hours later you posted this. Reinstalling as I write 😂 Love the project 🔥

Thank You Very Much! Sir❤❤, This script works fine for me. Everything goes smooth for me. Thanks For the update and also thanks for your quick response in last comment

Your awesome Sal got it all working on my 2023 zehpyrus m16 with no problems whatsoever great video and script.

This is one the coolest rice i've ever seen, I can only say Thank You!!!

Awesome script! Just dualbooted for this! now I won't need to edit a bunch of config files for a clean looking desktop. Thank you.

i cannot express how much i thank you for this vid.

I hope the next version of the file manager can look better, and it can look as good as v2 and v1. Looking forward to your next work😀

Thanks for creating this install script for Hyprland. A couple of comments. Some of the key bindings are a little odd compared to other tiling window managers like xmonad, qtile, bspwm, sway..... but these are easy enough to adjust. It would be nice if you included the swayidle package as part of the installation, and added an idle timeout feature in the config like: exec-once = swayidle -w timeout 300 'swaylock -f' timeout 600 'hyprctl dispatch dpms off' resume 'hyprctl dispatch dpms on' before-sleep 'swaylock -f'

Very Cool Video. Thanks I will use some of those to improve my desktop :=)

I am glad for videos like this. I realise that this looks great and that this is way way beyond my skill set and way past the amount of time I am willing to devote to this.

Hey Sol, you have done a fantastic job! Very simple and straight forward installation! I love you scripts! It would be very nice if you reduce to displayed name of the current keyboard layout to the first 3 characters. Some layouts like for example "English (intl., with AltGr dead keys)" have very long names and consume a huge space on the bar.

Amazing tutorial series❤ Would love to see tutorials for intel gpu support

Amazing work. Thank you for sharing this.

Awesome! I love your setup script. I just needed to change some keybinds as I find the default ones kinda clunky, but otherwise it's all quite lovely.

Please note: hyprland-nvidia has been deleted from AUR. you must manually change the install script to install hyprland instead. nvim set-hypr (/ key) hyprland-nvidia (enter) (press I) change hyprland-nvidia to hyprland (press esc) :!wq run script.

Thank you very much for me hyprland from arch repo as desktop just didn't work I really like this you are awesome as hell man , ty very much

It would be cool to add an interface selection when installing. If you prefer the layout of v1, v2, etc

Oh my god this is AWESOME, My old pc can't run Windows anymore and was trying hyprland on Arch yesterday but the black screen kept popping up, thank you so much!

I'm absolutely loving it. I spun this up yesterday and can't get enough. I used to use i3 a few years ago and then moved to Manjaro with Material Shell. Material Shell has broken since gnome update though so I had to look for something else. This has absolutely blown me away! What would be nice (something we had in Material Shell) is a button on the bottom or top bar that can toggle the tiling mode. We used to have [split, float, maximize, grid] and a few more. I've setup key bindings for maximize and swap windows which is decent enough but the ability to toggle the tiling mode would be amazing.

Beautiful work!!!!

Hey Sol! Amazing script, I have to tell you. I started using from v2 and this version is amazing. Just a quick recommendation. Instead of selecting the device for the language change, we can toggle from the kb_layout using the kb_options part. I used this to change keyboard layout in the hyprland.conf: input{ kb_layout = us, latam ... kb_options=grp:lctrl_lwin_toggle ... } To check what are the options for toggle in the system, we can use grep 'grp:.*toggle' /usr/share/X11/xkb/rules/base.lst Again, thanks again for the script!

Thank you a lot, I was struggling to put the keyboard on portugues but your tutorial helped me.

Cool script with complete informations😊

Exellent video for getting into Arch with a useable modern desktop with a self positioning window manager. Both for new users and dinosaurs who did not use Linux on the desktop for a while. I picked this up at this V2 incarnation which does not work on my aging Thinkpad T450s. The V4 version of the script does work very well. I wanted something that does not install a ton of rubbish or things like flatpack. Arch seems perfect for that. However I did not want to configure WiFi card scripts and settings as if it was 1999. I played with Wavelan cards and firmware long enough. I am not a Linux newbie but grew up with Redhat 5.2, then SuSE, Gentoo and finally Debian on WSL2. However I haven't really used Linux on the Desktop since 2007. I also wanted something that has easy to configure WiFi for using guest networks or switch to my mobile hotspot. So I started with V2 of the script. The odd thing I immediately noticed was that I had to chmod the script. I made a note to make a pull request for that. However this was already fixed in version 3. Initially I forgot to install the network manager so I had to: 1. start over 2 chroot mount from usb and fix 3 plug in a cable I picked option 1 to fully test the script and the recipe from the video. The following thing I ran into was after reboot typing in the Wi-fi password as a commandline tool argument. That is not going to work if you have a `!` in your Wi-Fi password. Also typing it as an argument is a security risk since it will end up in the shell history unless you an extra space at the beginning of your command. For new users and people with complicated Wi-Fi passwords it might be better to suggest to use the nmtui command to select your Wi-Fi SSID and enter the Wi-Fi password via a text menu. After installing I could not login. It kept saying login failure. I double checked via another console that my password was correct. I changed it to a simple password. That did not help. Rebooting did not help. Also I noticed that the graphical login was capitalizing the first letter of my username, which is odd. Next I found out there was a V3 and V4 version of the script. I tried to install V4 over V2. That does not work immediately out of the box. You get an error about Wayland config files already existing. Deleting one file solved that. I did not investigate further configuration but first did a fresh Arch install and then used the V4 script. That works like a charm. Only the auto display scaliing settings were a bit too large for a T450s with Full-HD display. Having the explanation in the video on how to fix that saved me a ton of searching. I also appreciate the explanation about configuring the different keyboard and language settings. I have a few questions/suggestions that might be addressed in a V5 video. 0. Add a sticky note to the older videos to point to the latest version and add a warning in the older scripts that mention the same. 1. How to configure or switch multiple keyboards. I have a Planck, Corne and Cornish Zen that I sometimes connect to this laptop. On the move I want to use the installed keyboard. 2. How to change the browser to Chrome in the start-bar, remove the mail icon or change it to chrome starting Gmail, add other custom programs with appropriate icons. I will dive into the config files for this. Next steps for me are: 1. Now there is a beautiful desktop but Arch starts up with tech-gibberish I am not always interested in. I remember from Ubuntu that there was a way to beautify the startup. Having that gibberish hidden would be awesom 2. How well do captive portals work on Linux nowadays. I remember this was initially a problem with Linux. No idea how that works now. 3. Easy to use wireguard integration. 4. LunarVim (or AstroVim) config flavour of Nevim. 5. Ansible 6. IntelliJ 7. Steam, really wonder What games run well with Wayland. 8. Oh My Posh. Sorry I don't like star shell.

I am new (2 months) to Linux. Tried the "beginner" distros and honestly they just made me go back to Windows so many times. I didn't want something LIKE windows. I wanted something different, something new and I know Arch, especially doing all of this, is "not beginner friendly". I did install vanilla arch and arch based distros multiple times (mainly KDE /Gnome based) and learned enough of the basics to understand what you are talking about. You made it simple to follow along and it's working flawlessly with my 3090 and dual 1440p monitors. I'm legit excited to see what else I can learn and do with this haha. All in all, thanks for the amazing work!

Great work !

I have V4 running on 3 systems now, very cool

works amazing, thank you bro

awesome script, great for bash script study purpose

Awesome work! This is extremely random, but your voice sounds like another youtubers named PlanB.

Thanks a lot, this is awesome!

Damn solid proyect

The install script should enable multilib and install base-devel, but this is great stuff :) Good work.

This guy is the best he is literally making an operating system

Awesome as someone new to linux, excited to mess with the configs now

Been using V3 with your v2 themes for a while now. Have some customization over it too. I love it, thanks for your good work man ! The only problem i encountered so far is when I use the screenshot, the picture is pixelated, any idea what's wrong with that? I'm using a laptop with dual VGA (Intel & nvdia). And for the monitor i usually use an external monitor

Love it, v4 is really good!!

Nice was able to implement V4. The fix for the background did not work for me at first, needed to execute swww init.

I believe after the hyprland-nvidia 0.28.0-1 update, the decoration blur in the config needs to be set with different formatting, otherwise an error appears.

Awesome! I have fixed all my issues from V3 and detailed them in a comment on the V3 video. V4 is running smoothly so far!! I would just like to know how to add flatpak to the update script? Thanks!

Thanks man!

Wow, this is great, thanks for all the work you put into this script, and providing it for free. Is there anyway customize the login screen? i cant seem to find the config file for it. Thanks!

Is there any functionality lost between V3 and V4? I'm about to install this and as im AMD and I really liked that you had the different config presets in V3 I wouldnt want to lose that. Thanks for the great videos !

Hi Sol, Thanks for pointing me to this video, HyperV is way nicer than the previous setup. Still struggling with the clipboard though, at 21:18 what key are you pressing to paste text into the kitty window?

So awesome version again🎉!! I made some tweaks based on your V3 and have been using it as my daily work setup. However, I couldn't add a touch pad controller successfully and make it as nicely as your background change function. Could you please help me to build it or add it in your next hypr version? Thank you sooooooo much♥♥

Really cool! Would be a great upgrade if you also edit pacman for parallel downloads to make things faster!

Hi Sol, thanks for the commendable work 🎉. I have a slight problem though, the audio volume both from the speakers and headphones is very low even at max volume of 153. Sound is okay if I live boot different distros. Is this problem unique to me and what could be the issue? Hey, your influence is far reaching, I'm from Kenya in East Africa!

thanks. tried your script and the desktop looks amazing. BUT, it broke my network. my Eth and WiFi stoped working (all config files were removed) nice

Works real good! I'm on my way now to try cleaning some unnecessary stuff to my needs. But your script was helpful for lazy persons. However I'm a bit confuse with having qt5ct and qt6ct. Are they actually necessary?

Thank you!

Sol thanks for this video, I wanted to know will this work with AMD GPUs as well ? I have an amd gpu and was wondering if the steps are same to install hyprland

Just wanted to let you know that keyboard override in the HyprV config may not work on some machines? I had to manually change the waybar config in one install, you may want to look into what could cause that? Anyways aside from that great work, its working perfectly

I think I found a little flaw, when switching to v1 from v4 the papirus icon theme is still active until you either flip the dark/light switch or continue to v2.

the power menu needs an improvememnt it not look that good as a the rest of the config, thanks for that amazing config dude btw

cool stuff, you spelled configuring yay wrong at 2:33 - sorry to be that guy. i discovered how to turn off power management for my wifi from this, and more, thank you

Hey sir, first of all: thank you, that looks so beautiful and easy to setup with your help. I am a noob coming from windows (been 4 months now). Two problems I had: I did not have those numbers to switch from environments on the upper left corner when I finished the setup. Nothing critical, I had a lot of fun trying this today (maybe there is a keyboard shortcut to open another?). Another thing: somehow the keyboard layout does not change for me. Kind of annoying this one, because I had to guess the us layout for some basic commands. I even followed your example to the letter (adding pl and ru etc) and nothing happened. I could not identify the right keyboard, because the pl+ru change never applied anywhere. It could be that I did some noobish mistake but I followed the view exactly as you did, so I find it very strange. everything seems to be set to br (what I need) but still, only us on the button on the upper right corner. Detail: I have a fresh arch install with kde on it too. On KDE, the keyboard is ok. Anyway, if you or anyone else could help me with this, I'd really appreciate it! Having a lot of fun and learning anyway! Thank you again, THIS is much more beautiful than windows, much nicer to use!

Hello Sol, wonderful video. I totally dig in with your hyper land script. One thing I would like to mention, the V2 was the best looking among all and it would be really nice if you could add an option to choose the style while configuring or switch to the V2 style altogether!!

Great script Sol. Only one thing, pressing language name in waybar only changes the name but not the actual keyboard layout and when changing keyboard layout with the keybinding doesn't change the name in waybar. I'm using us default and greek (polytonic) keyboard and the distro I'm using is Garuda Dragonized. 2/7/23 Problem solved, I had to play with the various keyboards. Great work Sol !!!!!

Best Script ever seen

Hey man thanks for making this amazing video It has helped me a lot in setting up hyper land in arch Linux. But there is one thing that I want to know The thing that I want to know is that how can I know all the key bindings are they similar to bspwm default? Or are they a bit different can you help me in that please.

I do have one issue with this setup, and I'm not exactly sure why it acts like this as there are seemingly no errors being thrown in the debug. But for some reason swaylock seems to just "crash" as soon as you enter ANY key.

Hey sol, I've tried your config months ago and it inspired me to create mine, but only thing I can't figure out is how do i set DARK THEME for thunar and palucontrol(volume control app) or even for Dolphin file manager. Do you mind helping me with that?

thank you so much

The progress things didn’t work for me but it installed nonetheless and works brilliantly. Thanks for making such a nice config 😊

Thanks for sharing your work and time with Everyone, this project is wonderful, I'm wondering,... does your script will work well if I already have KDE Plasma on my Arch Linux PC ?

Please answer, if i choose to not copy ur config files, will the nvidia configurations be applied?

Hey Sol, thanks for the tutorial, but there is a problem, it is the latency when I open any app, it just takes so long.

Can you please tell me how can I set the background from v1 and v2 to this version?

I have 1 question: What is the login manger/display manager you used? I can't figure out how to configure it. I want to change it so that when you enter your password, it doesn't display the last keypress. But I really like the config otherwise. Really nice hyprland setup! Thank you so much for sharing!

Dude, you just blew my mind! I've been working on sway for hours and hours and I still had the default way at cause I didn't have time to focus on that yet. And this... it's what I need! Thank you so much for your script, effort and video guides. I'm going to follow you closely :) Quick question. If you update your script, can I just run it in/over my current installation?

In first of all - the video and the script is great and thanks to you the installation process is very straight forward, nothing compared installing i3wm! The only thing which I faced and I have no idea how to fix it - some apps are not in the full resolution of my laptop monitor (2k screen, nvidia RTX3060, Lenovo Legion S7 15ACH6). If I open Brave Browser or some GTK apps like Timeshift I can see that the app is blurry and is in low res compared to the rest of the system. Do you know how to fix that?

Hi sol! tks very much for your work in hypr, i have a great time tooling around with it. Although i think hyprland has a long way to go before become one of the main wm/compositor, i'm sure it will come to that, and your contribution to the project is awesome. I would like you help in one topic. So, i use this scrip that i steal from LukeSmith to put my Capslock as sudo and ask, as well as decreacing the delay between the keys, but it does no work on wayland, do you have any alternatives? xset r rate 400 60 setxkbmap -option caps:super,altwin:menu_win killall xcape 2>/dev/null ; xcape -e 'Super_L=Escape' xset -q | grep -q "Caps Lock:\s*on" && xdotool key Caps_Lock

problem with the password autosolved, i did install your script and wooooooooooooow... everything on my thinkpad x230 is set and 100% working! It is so beautiful, thank you 1000000

You make arch hyprland so easy :)). Could you make another version that uses eww ?

hey, the background seems to be blank not only after first install but after each reboot. What do you suggest I do to resolve this, is there something i can add to boot to refresh the background or something?

Hey, Sol! You really made a Really Good Design, but i have a question Is it possible for me to Install this thing In my laptop Intel GPU?

Good morning , or would you prefer hello, I have to tell you that I am new to linux , and at my venerable age it is already a lot that I can get a computer going.But now to the point when I use the set-hypr file the installation stops at the moment of installing "qt5ct" , from the log file "permission denied", what can I do to remedy the inconvenience? p.s. that you have to help me scrupulously being a grandfather. p.s. i don't have NVIDIA