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* Lastly, use ''genkernel initramfs'' to update your ''initramfs'' | * Lastly, use ''genkernel initramfs'' to update your ''initramfs'' | ||
- | === zsh == | + | ==== zsh == |
''emerge app-shells/zsh'' | ''emerge app-shells/zsh'' | ||
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</code> | </code> | ||
- | === xdm/sddm == | + | ==== xdm/sddm == |
''sddb'' stands for Simple Desktop Display Manager and provides us with a login screen and runs as a daemon. | ''sddb'' stands for Simple Desktop Display Manager and provides us with a login screen and runs as a daemon. | ||
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Use the command ''/etc/init.d/xdm restart'' to restart xdm/sddm. (TBH I'm not entirely sure what the relationship is between these two components.) | Use the command ''/etc/init.d/xdm restart'' to restart xdm/sddm. (TBH I'm not entirely sure what the relationship is between these two components.) | ||
- | === Searching for portage packages == | + | ==== Searching for portage packages == |
''eix'' is a useful command for searching portage packages. Install it with ''sudo emerge app-portage/eix``. | ''eix'' is a useful command for searching portage packages. Install it with ''sudo emerge app-portage/eix``. | ||