By default Aurorae uses the Normal size buttons in the decorations. Depending on the DPI of the screen these can be reasonable sized or they may appear larger than they are i.e. in a 1440p screen. Setting this to Tiny is a functional workaround.

Contents:

[org.kwin.aurorae.nomad]
ButtonSize=0

[org.kwin.aurorae.nomad.dark]
ButtonSize=0

Path: /etc/xdg/

Adding these values to the configuration files of the window decorations had no effect they have to be set here.

I added a file filesystem.manifest-remove to my chroot env. Packages listed there will be removed by the installer after installing the system.

casper                                                                                                                                                                                   
lupin-casper                                                                                                                                                                             
squashfs-tools

I also manually removed from the current list:

plasma-discover                        
plasma-discover-updater
plasma-discover-common                 
plasma-discover-private
qml-module-org-kde-kirigami
libkf5baloowidgets-data
libkf5purpose-bin

The software updater needs to be added to the list of packages that are installed with this meta package in Nitrux.

By default Plasma (in the ISO) uses OpenGL 2 as the render backend, this is fine on real-hardware but it is really slow in a virtual machine.

Hey guys, today I decide to upgrade my system, the problem begins when I try to make an apt upgrade

The following broken packages are displayed in the terminal.

Before the update package list the system didn't notify me about broken dependencies.

Add a script as a package that updates the repository list to the next available Ubuntu release. For example:

deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu artful main restricted universe multiverse

To

deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu bionic main restricted universe multiverse

Or provide our own package that overrides the default /etc/apt/sources.list .

Hello;
today after update the most top-left (nitrux)menu icon and the whole dock menu bar at the bottom was gone.
running latte-dock says the process is already running and to use --replace. but all of that didn't help.
plz help.
https://my.mixtape.moe/nwtseo.png

I added this comment to nxos-desktop/package/dependencies:

https://github.com/nomad-desktop/nxos-meta/blob/bee38e98ebee227225ad8339d5b5234d02beef5d/package/dependencies#L23-L26

The kernel in the Ubuntu repository isn't always the latest available. This site: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ is an official Ubuntu site and here they provide newer kernels. They're mainline builds so no Ubuntu patches.

linux-image-generic is a meta package that will install the latest kernel in the Ubuntu repository currently that would be 4.15.0; newest mainline build is 4.16.5. I think we should add the kernels from http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ to our repo and modify linux-image-generic to install those instead.

Is the package plymouth-theme-ubuntu-text required? There's already the package plymouth-theme-nomad, that is the default in nomad-desktop.

Default is 32, which is way too small.

The package does the following:

The popularity-contest package sets up a cron job that will periodically
 anonymously submit to the Ubuntu developers statistics about the most used
 Ubuntu packages on this system. 

 This information helps us making decisions such as which packages should go on
 the first CD. It also lets us improve future versions of Ubuntu so that the
 most popular packages are the ones which are installed automatically for new
 users.

We don't have any use for this data; neither now or ever so we don't need it to be installed however our package nxos-desktop depends on it and attempting to remove popularity-contest will break it.

The package open-vm-tools is an Open Source implementation of VMware Tools.

The sddm package must be added to the dependencies list so it gets pulled by nxos-meta.