SwayBANG – One Last Build

Over the past months I’ve been experimenting with SwayBANG, a Wayland-focused spin on my Arch-based projects. The idea was simple: bring together the minimalism of Arch with the tiling workflow of Sway, add a few carefully chosen tools, and wrap it all up in a clean ISO for others to try. I’ve enjoyed putting the SwayBANG – One Last Build

Dropping xf86-video-intel from GreenBANG

Time to tidy things up! As part of streamlining GreenBang, I’m planning to stop shipping xf86‑video‑intel by default. Why? The legacy Intel DDX driver is broadly deprecated in favour of the modesetting driver, which provides better maintenance, stability, and compatibility with modern setups . It works out‑of‑the‑box for most Intel hardware released since around 2010–2011 Dropping xf86-video-intel from GreenBANG

GreenBANG Tip: Cleaning up your home!

Am currently uploading new versions of GreenBANG and SwayBANG that include latest kernel and update packages. Still not over happy with Waybar in SwayBANG, just does not fit the minimal modern look I was looking for. Testing a very minimal configuration on my own system that I quite like but will need some changes before GreenBANG Tip: Cleaning up your home!

GreenBANG and SwayBANG iso updates..

I am pleased to announce fresh updates for both GreenBANG and SwayBANG. These builds bring them right up to date with the latest archlinux kernel. The latest GreenBANG release continues our goal of keeping things minimal and lightweight while still giving you everything you need to get started quickly. With updated packages, a cleaner Openbox GreenBANG and SwayBANG iso updates..

What about a new look then? ;-)

Sorry for iso being a little late, was away the weekend seeing family. Did however before I went made some changes to overall look of GreenBANG. New wallpaper, theme changes to Openbox to give a fresh new look. Inspired by good friend Joe at EndeavourOS. Am thinking about a new installer function which I would What about a new look then? 😉

Another Kernel Update

This morning have just seen a new kernel update from Archlinux, of course that means I need to rebuild iso image. No other major changes simply latest packages version. Did remove a repo I had in pacman.conf, which was purely for testing, if you see it in your own install then you can safely remove Another Kernel Update