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Internals
Regolith is comprised of existing open source projects and some minor custom configuration and package metadata. The following table lists the primary components that make up Regolith Linux:
Package | Function | Regolith Customization |
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Gnome-flashback | System Management | package |
i3-wm | Tiling Window Manager | package |
i3-gaps | Nice additions to i3-wm | See i3-wm |
Rofi | Application Launcher and Window Switcher | package |
Compton | Compositor | package |
Conky | Shortcuts on Desktop | package |
GDM3 | Login Screen | package |
Simple Terminal (st) | Terminal Emulator | package |
i3-gnome-flashback | i3/gnome integration | repo |
Adobe Source Code Pro | Primary Font | N/A |
Solarized Color Palette | Color Scheme | N/A |
Psiu Puxa Wallpapers | Desktop Backgrounds | N/A |
Regolith is a set of Ubuntu packages distributed via two "Private Package Repositories" (PPA):
Repository | URL | Purpose |
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Regolith Stable | https://launchpad.net/~kgilmer/+archive/ubuntu/regolith-stable | Primary repository for Regolith packages |
Regolith Unstable | https://launchpad.net/~kgilmer/+archive/ubuntu/regolith-unstable | Pre-release versions of Regolith packages. Not recommended for everyday use of Regolith. |
All deployable aspects of Regolith Linux are expressed via debian packages. These packages are available in source form on the Regolith Linux Github project. Creating packages is not necessary to change the look and feel of Regolith, however there are advantages to packaging changes. More easily sharing changes, ability to have a common configuration across machines, automatic updates, and a clean versioning strategy are all advantages to using a packaging system.
Since most of this wiki content was created, a new site for Regolith was created. This wiki content was written for Regolith 1.2 but most of it still applies to 1.3. However, it is suggested to first check if the information you are looking for is here.