Alright, let’s grab the dwm source code. The suckless crew hosts their code on their own git server. However I recommend personally to get their official tarball releases (this links to the latest of the time of writing this: 6.5) their page.
-1. Save the source code to where you want to keep it. A common spot is something like
- ~/.config/ or ~/.local/suckless/, just anywhere to hide it out of sight.
+1. Save the source code to where you want to keep it. A common spot is something like ~/.config/ or ~/.local/suckless/, just anywhere to hide it out of sight.
2. Unextract it
diff --git a/blog4.html b/blog4.html
index c4f57da..5ff26f4 100644
--- a/blog4.html
+++ b/blog4.html
@@ -97,8 +97,7 @@ See, once you have a working system, there isn’t a need to keep on configu
Getting the Goods (The Source Code!)
Alright, let’s grab the dwm source code. The suckless crew hosts their code on their own git server.
However I recommend personally to get their official tarball releases (this links to the latest of the time of writing this: 6.5) their page.
-1. Save the source code to where you want to keep it. A common spot is something like
- ~/.config/ or ~/.local/suckless/, just anywhere to hide it out of sight.
+1. Save the source code to where you want to keep it. A common spot is something like ~/.config/ or ~/.local/suckless/, just anywhere to hide it out of sight.
2. Unextract it