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| # TCET Linux | ||
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| TCET Linux is a GNU/Linux distribution based on Arch Linux. It is currently under development. | ||
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| ## What is TCET Linux? | ||
| **[TCET Linux](https://linux.tcetmumbai.in/)** is an **open-source operating system** providing basic services, and various software packages that make up the user-space applications, utilities and it is highly customized. Our goal in creating this operating system is to provide a platform that combines **robust functionality** with a **user-friendly experience**. Built from the ground up, TCET Linux boasts **efficient performance**, **customization options**, and a range of features tailored to meet the needs of both casual users and enthusiasts. | ||
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| ## Minimum requirements for Installating TCET Linux | ||
| * 64 bit x86_64 processor (Intel/ AMD), with at least 2 CPU cores. (32-bit not supported) | ||
| * Any GPU/iGPU with OpenGl 3.3+ support. | ||
| * Atleast 2GB DDR3/DDR4 RAM. | ||
| * Atleast 8GB HDD/SSD storage. | ||
| * Basic WPA/WPA2 compatible wifi card or ethernet supported motherboard. | ||
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| The complete process for the installation is given in details on the website of **[TCET Linux](https://linux.tcetmumbai.in/)**. | ||
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| ## Welcome App | ||
| The welcome app provides the user with the important links and shortcuts to some features and the installer. | ||
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| It includes the following options: | ||
| * **Install TCET Linux**: This starts the TCET Linux Installer | ||
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| * **Fix Screen Resolution(VM)**: Adjusting the screen resolution to match the native resolution of the monitor, which can help improve image quality and prevent scaling issues. | ||
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| * **Arch User Repository** (Main Page) | ||
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| * **Link to our Discord Server** | ||
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| * **Updating the PC**: Through this you can upgrade all the packages in the system. | ||
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| * **Updating the Mirrors**: It provides the user with the lastest mirrors. | ||
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| * **Arch Wiki** (Main Page) | ||
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| * **How you can contribute to TCET Linux**: It will redirect you to the official repo of TCET Linux | ||
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| * **Toggle autostart for the Welcome App**: It is a toggle for the welcome app itself, which decides the launching of the "Welcome app" on user login. | ||
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| * **About us** | ||
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| ## To Install and remove packages | ||
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| Packages in TCET Linux is managed by package manager. | ||
| 1. Before installing any package it is always recommened to **synchronize your package database**. For that use command: | ||
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| sync | ||
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| 2. To **install a package** and its necessary depedencies use command: | ||
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| install package_name | ||
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| 3. To **remove a package** from your package database use command: | ||
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| remove package_name | ||
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| 4. Packages also come with dependencies on which package relies on in order to function properly. To remove package with its dependencies use command: | ||
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| autoremove package_name | ||
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| ## Terminal Features | ||
| 1. `Autosuggestion` is for the people who are using terminal frequently, sometimes users forget about previously entered command and their parameters. It is also helpful for beginners who often make mistakes. | ||
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| > You can add autosuggestions to your terminal in Linux by installing the `zsh-autosuggestions package`. | ||
| You can run following command on terminal: | ||
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| install zsh-autosuggestions | ||
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| 2. `Autocompletion` allows user to automatically complete the command by typing partial commands. It is one of the most useful tools in any operating system. Linux distribution with *bash* as their default shell has inbuilt auto-completion feature. Type your command partially and then hit `tab` key to autocomplete rest of your command.TCET Linux comes with autocompletion and autosuggestion as a `default in-built` feature. | ||
| You can add Autocompletion to your terminal by running command: | ||
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| install zsh-auto-completion | ||
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| ## Xfce | ||
| `Xfce` is and `open-source desktop environment` for Unix and Unix like operating systems like Linux. We made this choice to ensure a smooth and intuitive user experience, recognizing Xfce's reputation for being lightweight, yet feature-rich, making it an ideal match for our operating system's philosophy.In addition to this features,it runs `low on system resources` which makes it a perfect desktop environment for TCET Linux. | ||
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| ## Glimpses of TCET Linux | ||
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| ## Important Links: | ||
| - [TCET Linux Website](https://linux.tcetmumbai.in/) | ||
| - [TCET Linux Documentation](https://opensource.tcetmumbai.in/docs/projects/tcet-linux/about-tcet-linux) |