Nope, it's fine, I post 
instead 
I thought I test if install work and then the user can check for more faults 
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New experimental build available!
garuda-sway-linux-zen-210405.iso built successfully!
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Yay, so since they're now available, I will download them again (hoping it's an improved build) and try them again.
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It work for me
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Well 1,2,3 are all taken care of now.
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Any idea what the keybinding for nwggrid could be? I can't think of anything that makes sense and doesn't involve having twenty fingers.
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Lets see what is in the cheatsheet (oh my...a windows key? Do I have that? Should I uninstall it (lol), please call it superkey or something)
Since wofi is super+d, how about super+shift+d, since both are menus?
Yeah, it does feel (subjectively) fat for a Sway installation, but it's REALLY easy to remove things, right ? (so not a big deal). Plus we all have our quirks, mine is that I can't live w/o VIM for sure (lol), so there will be some mods made.
Edit: It feels fast and lively overall.
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Done!
Nwggrid is super+shift+d
cheathseet is super+shift+p
windows key is now super key
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So, who else among our vast number of interested parties has installed on bare-metal, this latest iteration?
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Me.
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I think it should be called linky
(slightly off-topic)
You know...using this environment has finally made me do the little bit of work required to be happy in LibreWolf vs FireFox official. I feel slightly freer as a result.
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Where are the isos? I cant find them. it says 404.
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You're right...sway is missing from the builds. I can't shed any light on it
Btw, I went ahead and completed the full migration from the pulseaudio daemon to pipewire, any reason that the ISO has a mixture ? In my own experience (not everyone's probably), no issues with pipewire.
And, I still continue to get sway exiting if the first thing I start is a terminal (installed kitty to test that..and yes) . Must be a sway thing, but I haven't seen it before?
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The errors show something with IPC and Gtk-layer-shell. I’m not sure what those are but I’ll see if I can provide a solution for you!
(One thing would be using sway-git…if the issue has been fixed upstream!)
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Mixture? What pulseaudio specific things are still there. They should conflict so they should be removed automatically…
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Don't forget there is another package that pulls in pipewire as a dependency. pulseaudio and pipewire can coexist. Only when installing pipewire-pulse will it conflict with pulseaudio .
Ex.
extra/pulseaudio 14.2-3 (1.2 MiB 6.2 MiB) (Installed)
extra/pipewire 1:0.3.24-1 (1.2 MiB 5.8 MiB) (Installed)
:: pipewire-pulse and pulseaudio are in conflict. Remove pulseaudio? [y/N]
Edit*
had to look it up...```xdg-desktop-portal-wlr``` has pipewire as a dependency.
https://archlinux.org/packages/community/x86_64/xdg-desktop-portal-wlr/
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Well pipewire isnt ready for primetime lets forget about it for some years
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Just to clarify, pulseaudio as a daemon was still running.
And regarding the terminal issue...while I would agree that's almost certainly a bug, I would bet $ that it has to do with configuration. Let me create a new user with a blank config and see what happens.
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Do this remove ~/.config/alacritty
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