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1. Sayonara + Improved Font GRUB theme: https://www.dropbox.com/s/il0dxjq5u65t0pt/Font.zip?dl=0&e=1
2. ~~SF Pro TTF + OTF files: https://developer.apple.com/fonts/~~

NOTE: For the Sayonara theme, you might need to add your own image as a background, I haven't included mine. Theme may not work if the image is missing.
NOTE:

Once you download the files, you may need to set the permissions so that double clicking/single clicking it will execute it automatically. I have not done this because i want do do it via the command line manually.
* For the Sayonara theme, you might need to add your own image as a background, I haven't included mine. Theme may not work if the image is missing.
* You may need to add your own wallpapers in a directory called `custom-wallpapers`. The script shall copy over those files to `/usr/share/wallpapers`. Helpful if you want the same wallpaper to be available for multiple users.
* Once you download the files, you may need to set the permissions so that double clicking/single clicking it will execute it automatically. I have not done this because i want do do it via the command line manually.

## Script Priorities

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The OpenSUSE Installation script contains the following actions:

1. Check for updates and install them
2. Add Packman repository and install codecs
3. Add Microsoft repo and install Edge and VS Code
4. Add GitHub Desktop (Linux) and install it
5. Install components such as
1. Import GPG Keys from External Repositories (Microsoft Edge, VS Code, GitHub Desktop, VLC)
2. Add External Repositories (Microsoft Edge, VS Code, GitHub Desktop, VLC)
3. Add Packman repository, install codecs and disable Packman repository
4. Refresh ALL repositories
5. Check for and perform distribution updates
6. Install components such as

1. `fde-tools`: I use FDE for my installation

2. `kdeconnect-kde`: I use KDE Connect in my installation

3. `libdbusmenu-glib4`: Helps a few application menubar be visible in global menu (namely VS Code)

4. `kvantum-manager`: Helps in theming the system components

5. `partitionmanager`: KDE Partition Manager, useful to format USB drives

6. `git`: I need git for all GitHub related stuff

7. `discord` and `libdiscord-rpc`: Installs discord and Discord RPC library

8. `bleachbit`: Helps in removing unwanted files in system. A useful tool

9. `easyeffects`: Provides audio effects for speakers. Can improve sound quality

10. `openrgb`: Provides control over RGB lighting of keyboards and peripherals

11. `i2c-tools`: Helps in setting up configurations for the RGB lighting of peripherals

12. `krita`: A powerful image editing tool

13. `kdenlive`: A decent video editor

14. `p11-kit-server`: Flatpak version of OBS have issues with certificates when using browser elements, therefore this can help fix it.

6. Install GRUB theme
7. Install EasyEffects presets; presets are required for the effects
8. Install fonts, if any
9. Add the `login_tasks.sh` script to the `.scripts` directory
10. Clean up any unneeded packages
10. `krita`: A powerful image editing tool
11. `kdenlive`: A decent video editor
12. `p11-kit-server`: Flatpak version of OBS have issues with certificates when using browser elements, therefore this can help fix it.

7. Install GRUB theme
8. Install EasyEffects presets; presets are required for the effects
9. Install fonts, if any
10. Add the `login_tasks.sh` script to the `.scripts` directory
11. Clean up any unneeded packages

## Login Tasks

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This script shall help users to setup RGB peripheral lighting to work on Linux. A bit of configuration is required, therefore this script shall do it for you.

This script will install `OpenRGB` and `i2c-tools` packages.

NOTE: This is only for AMD chipsets for now. For Intel users, please see the script file comments.
Also do check out the OpenRGB repository for more information: https://gitlab.com/CalcProgrammer1/OpenRGB#smbus-access-1

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