Have you already installed Arch, or are you using the archiso?

Has your config broken i3 or has i3 broken your config?

Don’t use someone else’s config. Read the official user guide

some wm’s don’t have one like dwm. just do whatever gets your job done, using someone else’s config shows you the potential of what the wm can be

That is true. But even in a case like that, I would recommend against copying someone else’s config. I mean you can use it as an example when making your own, but don’t just blindly copy it

Not hard to do. Just time consuming, and adjusting to be in line with documentation lead to it falling apart. In my experience, Gnome has broken things often, i3 broke less than Gnome. Plasma has only changed in a way that was tedious once, and broken to the point of being nonfunctional when I was screwing around in a way that would have killed anything I was using. So I’m happy for folk to say it’s better, but that does come down to user experience, and my experience of trying to maintain it in line with documentation lead to issues, less than gnome, but more than Plasma. Whether it be for it being out of date, or it changing, still down to the product having a fault for not lining up with documentation, or changing.

yeah, i’m just helping a fellow arch user start his wm rabbithole xD

Haven’t used i3 that much, nor plasma, I usually recommend qtile if you are just starting out and know python, then dwm. There are other cool options too

dwm and python?
I think dwm is written in c.

he said qtile, then dwm

I misunderstood that.

Well at the end of the day they r all dwm forks 😏

It’s the same as with any WiFi access point.

Which article to follow in this https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Network_configuration#Enabling_and_disabling_network_interfaces

Have you already installed Arch, or are you using the archiso?

Archiso

Read the section about iwctl from the installation guide, https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Installation_guide#Connect_to_the_internet

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Quote the SSID, it’s taking the space as a parameter break.

If i tell u how, ppl might kill me….

Installing Endeavour and editing /etc/lsb-release?

yep….

Arch is not so hard to install, read the wiki and you will learn some basic concepts about Linux. If you want something easier, just install an user friendly distro

I know … I installed it …. 😒😒. Didn’t have the time … SO i experimented it…using EOS iso

And there is also archinstall

Never worked for me 😂

there has an archinstall that is so easy to install, all you got to do is just to follow the reading on the archinstall page, and then you’re safe.