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assets/pkg/aur/README.md

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 # AUR Packages
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 These files are just for reference, I'll manually edit and publish them, at least until I automate it with github actions (like updating version automatically on a release).
 
 There are three packages that follow standard conventions:
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 * [`lidm`](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/lidm): Builds latest release (manually updated per release basis)
 * [`lidm-bin`](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/lidm-bin): Fetches latest release binary (compiled by GitHub Actions, also updated per release)
 * [`lidm-git`](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/lidm-git): Fetches latest commit and builds it (should be updated automatically)
 
-> [!IMPORTANT]
+> \[!IMPORTANT]
 > None of those packages include the service files. [You have to do this yourself](../../services/README.md).

assets/services/README.md

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 # Service Files
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 This folder contains the files necessary to set up lidm on start up for the supported init systems, all of them are configured for tty7.
 
 If you don't know what a init system is, you're certainly using `systemd`.
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 The manual steps for installation are:
 
 ## Systemd
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 * Copy `systemd.service` to `/etc/systemd/system/lidm.service`
 * To enable it you can run `systemctl enable lidm`
 
 ## Dinit
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 * Copy `dinit` to `/etc/dinit.d/lidm`
 * To enable it, run `dinitctl enable lidm`
 
 ## Runit
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 * Copy `runit/` to `/etc/runit/sv/lidm/`
 * Add the service with `ln -s /etc/runit/sv/lidm /run/runit/service`
 * And to enable it `sv enable lidm`
 
 ## OpenRC
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 * Copy `openrc` to `/etc/init.d/lidm`
 * Enable the service with `rc-update add lidm`
 
 ## S6
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 * Copy `s6/` to `/etc/s6/sv/lidm/`
 * Add the service with `s6-service add default lidm`
 * Reload the database with `s6-db-reload` (you might have to run this every time the service file changes)
 
-> [!WARNING]
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 > Make sure to disable any other service that might run on tty7, such us lightdm or most display managers out there.