diff --git a/_posts/2022-11-05-installation.md b/_posts/2022-11-05-installation.md index 6d7a16e..46c07ad 100644 --- a/_posts/2022-11-05-installation.md +++ b/_posts/2022-11-05-installation.md @@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ If you wish, you can also use different software that you are familiar with, suc Open Etcher, select the downloaded disk image and your USB flash drive, then click "Flash!". -![Flashing](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Installation/installation-flashing.webp) +![Flashing](/assets/uploads/Installation/installation-flashing.webp) When the process is done, you will have a bootable USB stick with Vanilla OS on it. @@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ If your device does not automatically boot into the Vanilla OS installation medi When your device has successfully booted from the USB stick, you should see a welcome screen inviting you to try or install Vanilla OS. -![Welcome](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Installation/installer-welcome.webp) +![Welcome](/assets/uploads/Installation/installer-welcome.webp) You can try Vanilla OS without making any changes to your device. If you are satisfied, you can re-open the installer (the first icon in the dash) and proceed with the installation. @@ -77,11 +77,11 @@ This section will guide you through installing Vanilla OS to an entire disk, **e Select the disk you want to install Vanilla OS to, click "Configure", select "Use Entire Disk", click "Apply" and review your changes. -![Use Entire Disk](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Installation/installation-partitioning.webp) +![Use Entire Disk](/assets/uploads/Installation/installation-partitioning.webp) Create your user account and review the changes that will be made to your system. Click on "Install Vanilla OS" and the installation will begin. -![Confirming the installation](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Installation/installer-confirm-installation.webp) +![Confirming the installation](/assets/uploads/Installation/installer-confirm-installation.webp) ## Booting into Vanilla OS diff --git a/_posts/2022-11-11-contributing.md b/_posts/2022-11-11-contributing.md index 5d4b78c..cdb5046 100644 --- a/_posts/2022-11-11-contributing.md +++ b/_posts/2022-11-11-contributing.md @@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ published: true ``` - Add your GitHub username with the co-author's username(s) in the author's field to have working links when the post is published. -- Ensure images are in **WebP format** and placed in a dedicated directory under the `assets/uploads` directory with a descriptive name for future reference. +- Ensure images are in **WebP format** and placed in a dedicated directory under the `/assets/uploads` directory with a descriptive name for future reference. **_Tip_**: We suggest using [**cwebp**](https://developers.google.com/speed/webp/docs/cwebp) for converting the images to WebP. diff --git a/_posts/2022-11-18-first-setup.md b/_posts/2022-11-18-first-setup.md index 728c890..871ae09 100644 --- a/_posts/2022-11-18-first-setup.md +++ b/_posts/2022-11-18-first-setup.md @@ -18,51 +18,51 @@ This guide will help you set your system up for the first time. After booting into Vanilla OS for the first time, you will be presented with a First Setup app. This section will guide you through each step in detail. -![Welcome](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-welcome.webp) +![Welcome](/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-welcome.webp) ### Color Scheme Your preferred color scheme. Default meaning that apps decide for themselves or Dark. This can be changed later in the Settings app. -![Color Scheme](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-color-scheme.webp) +![Color Scheme](/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-color-scheme.webp) ### Package Manager Choose your preferred package managers. These are the ways you will be able to install applications. If unsure, leave it on the default "Flatpak". You can install the required dependencies for each one later if you change your mind. -![Package Manager](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-package-managers.webp) +![Package Manager](/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-package-managers.webp) ## Applications Choose which applications you need to install in your Vanilla OS Installation. There are various categories for installing applications. -![Install Applications](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-applications.webp) +![Install Applications](/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-applications.webp) -![Install Core Applications Flatpak](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-applications-flatpak-core.webp) +![Install Core Applications Flatpak](/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-applications-flatpak-core.webp) ### Restricted Codecs This will install popular patented codecs and fonts, that Vanilla OS cannot ship for copyright reasons. **Recommended for most users.** -![Restricted Codecs](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-restricted-codecs.webp) +![Restricted Codecs](/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-restricted-codecs.webp) ### Extra Settings Extra system settings for automatic crash detection and bug reporting. If unsure, it is recommended to leave it disabled. -![Extra Settings](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-extra-settings.webp) +![Extra Settings](/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-extra-settings.webp) ### NVIDIA® Drivers If you have an NVIDIA® graphics card, you will be prompted to install proprietary drivers for your card to improve compatibility and performance. **Recommended for most users.** -![NVIDIA® Drivers](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-nvidia-drivers.webp) +![NVIDIA® Drivers](/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-nvidia-drivers.webp) ### Open VM Tools If you are running Vanilla OS inside a virtual machine, you will be prompted to install Open VM Tools to use with VMWare applications. If unsure, it is recommended to skip this step. -![Open VM Tools](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-open-vm-tools.webp) +![Open VM Tools](/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-open-vm-tools.webp) ## Other Settings diff --git a/_posts/2022-12-09-install-flatpaks.md b/_posts/2022-12-09-install-flatpaks.md index e92efa2..ecb11b4 100644 --- a/_posts/2022-12-09-install-flatpaks.md +++ b/_posts/2022-12-09-install-flatpaks.md @@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ There are two ways to install a Flatpak applications: using GNOME Software or th Open GNOME Software, search for the application you want to install and click on the "Install" button. -![GNOME Software](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Miscellaneous/flatpak-gnome-software.webp) +![GNOME Software](/assets/uploads/Miscellaneous/flatpak-gnome-software.webp) ### Command line diff --git a/_posts/2022-12-10-install-additional-drivers.md b/_posts/2022-12-10-install-additional-drivers.md index 5bccafc..9b75c51 100644 --- a/_posts/2022-12-10-install-additional-drivers.md +++ b/_posts/2022-12-10-install-additional-drivers.md @@ -20,12 +20,12 @@ In Vanilla OS, primary drivers are installed automatically during the first setu **Vanilla Drivers Utility** is a graphical tool that allows you to install additional drivers. Launch it from the "About" section in Settings, then click on "Additional Drivers". -![Settings](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Miscellaneous/gnome-settings.webp) +![Settings](/assets/uploads/Miscellaneous/gnome-settings.webp) Here you can see a list of all the drivers available, organized by category. To install a driver, click on it, then press the "Apply Changes" button in the top-right corner. -![Drivers Utility](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Miscellaneous/drivers-utility.webp) +![Drivers Utility](/assets/uploads/Miscellaneous/drivers-utility.webp) Once the installation is complete, you will be requested to reboot the system. diff --git a/_posts/2022-12-10-updates.md b/_posts/2022-12-10-updates.md index 22f9069..c985cb4 100644 --- a/_posts/2022-12-10-updates.md +++ b/_posts/2022-12-10-updates.md @@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ VSO is flexible and allows configurations to suit your needs. The following are VSO allows managing updates and configurations via the **Vanilla Control Center**. To do so, open the **Vanilla Control Center** from the Applications menu, click on the "Updates" tab and configure the options as you wish or check for an update. -![Control Center - Updates](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Updates_and_Upgrade//vanilla-control-center-vso.webp) +![Control Center - Updates](/assets/uploads/Updates_and_Upgrade//vanilla-control-center-vso.webp) #### Configure via Console @@ -75,6 +75,6 @@ sudo vso trigger-update --now Vanilla OS checks for a new release in the background and then displays a dialogue to the user when a new one is available. -![Upgrade dialog](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Updates_and_Upgrade//vanilla-upgrade.webp) +![Upgrade dialog](/assets/uploads/Updates_and_Upgrade//vanilla-upgrade.webp) The user can then select to upgrade or postpone it to the next boot. diff --git a/_posts/2023-01-07-install-steam.md b/_posts/2023-01-07-install-steam.md index fc4422b..fb168f7 100644 --- a/_posts/2023-01-07-install-steam.md +++ b/_posts/2023-01-07-install-steam.md @@ -140,6 +140,6 @@ Steam comes with Proton preconfigured to run all the supported Windows games. You may want to enable the Steam Play feature to also run games that are not officially supported. -![Steam Play](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Gaming/steam-play.webp) +![Steam Play](/assets/uploads/Gaming/steam-play.webp) To do so, open Steam and go to `Steam` > `Settings` > `Steam Play`. Then enable the `Enable Steam Play for all other titles` option. diff --git a/_posts/2023-01-11-install-and-manage-applications.md b/_posts/2023-01-11-install-and-manage-applications.md index 219a10a..f5d5d8c 100644 --- a/_posts/2023-01-11-install-and-manage-applications.md +++ b/_posts/2023-01-11-install-and-manage-applications.md @@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ Vanilla OS comes with the option to enable Flatpak and AppImage in the initial s Flatpaks can be installed with ease using GNOME Software. It is the recommended method for installing packages. -![GNOME Software](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Applications_Post/gnome-software-43.webp) +![GNOME Software](/assets/uploads/Applications_Post/gnome-software-43.webp) ### Searching Applications @@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ Updates are visible in the `Updates` panel in GNOME Software. In Vanilla OS, Upd Automatic Updates are configured in the `Update Preferences` tab located in the burger menu in the top right corner. -![GNOME Software Update Proferences](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Applications_Post/gnome-software-update-preferences.webp) +![GNOME Software Update Proferences](/assets/uploads/Applications_Post/gnome-software-update-preferences.webp) ### Removing Applications @@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ If you have enabled AppImage in the first setup, you can run AppImages graphical - Right-click on the file, then click on **Properties**. -![AppImages Properties](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Applications_Post/appimages-nautilus-properties.webp) +![AppImages Properties](/assets/uploads/Applications_Post/appimages-nautilus-properties.webp) - Enable the **Executable as Program** option. @@ -174,11 +174,11 @@ apx init -- You can also initialize the containers graphically by clicking on the `+` icon in the Vanilla Control Center. (Vanilla Control Center allows you to enter the apx container graphically.) -![Vanilla Control Center - Sub System](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Applications_Post/vanilla-control-center-subsystem.webp) +![Vanilla Control Center - Sub System](/assets/uploads/Applications_Post/vanilla-control-center-subsystem.webp) After initialization, you can enter the container graphically by clicking on the `terminal` icon. -![Vanilla Control Center - Sub System post initialization](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Applications_Post/vanilla-control-center-subsystem-example.webp) +![Vanilla Control Center - Sub System post initialization](/assets/uploads/Applications_Post/vanilla-control-center-subsystem-example.webp) ### Installing Applications with Apx diff --git a/_posts/2023-01-11-install-vpn-from-file.md b/_posts/2023-01-11-install-vpn-from-file.md index 3871c36..07f5fa3 100644 --- a/_posts/2023-01-11-install-vpn-from-file.md +++ b/_posts/2023-01-11-install-vpn-from-file.md @@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Press the Windows/Super key. Search for "VPN" or "vpn" in the search. -![Search for vpn](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/OpenVPN/install-openvpn-from-file-search.webp) +![Search for vpn](/assets/uploads/OpenVPN/install-openvpn-from-file-search.webp) Select "Network" from the Settings search result. @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ Alternatively, you can directly navigate to the "Network" panel by opening Setti Once you have navigated to the Network panel, click on the plus (`+`) button beside the VPN. -![Plus Button beside VPN](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/OpenVPN/install-openvpn-from-file-vpn-add.webp) +![Plus Button beside VPN](/assets/uploads/OpenVPN/install-openvpn-from-file-vpn-add.webp) Various options will be displayed in the menu, select "**Import from file...**" diff --git a/_posts/2023-01-21-install-in-vm.md b/_posts/2023-01-21-install-in-vm.md index 6e4b899..493b136 100644 --- a/_posts/2023-01-21-install-in-vm.md +++ b/_posts/2023-01-21-install-in-vm.md @@ -38,27 +38,27 @@ flatpak run org.gnome.Boxes Click on the "+" icon. -![Gnome Boxes 1](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Boxes/vm-boxes1.webp) +![Gnome Boxes 1](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Boxes/vm-boxes1.webp) Click on "Create virtual machine from file". -![Gnome Boxes 2](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Boxes/vm-boxes2.webp) +![Gnome Boxes 2](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Boxes/vm-boxes2.webp) Choose the Vanilla OS ISO from the file picker and click on "Open". -![Gnome Boxes 3](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Boxes/vm-boxes3.webp) +![Gnome Boxes 3](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Boxes/vm-boxes3.webp) Leave the Template on "Unknown OS" and click on "Next". -![Gnome Boxes 4](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Boxes/vm-boxes4.webp) +![Gnome Boxes 4](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Boxes/vm-boxes4.webp) We recommend you use a minimum of 4GB Memory to ensure good performance. You're also required to use a minimum of 50GB Storage for ABRoot. Now click on "Create". -![Gnome Boxes 5](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Boxes/vm-boxes5.webp) +![Gnome Boxes 5](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Boxes/vm-boxes5.webp) Vanilla OS will now boot. -![Gnome Boxes 6](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Boxes/vm-boxes6.webp) +![Gnome Boxes 6](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Boxes/vm-boxes6.webp) For the installation steps, refer to [**this guide**](https://handbook.vanillaos.org/2022/11/05/installation.html#title7). @@ -74,37 +74,37 @@ Open VMWare Workstation Player. Click on "Create a New Virtual Machine". -![VMWare Workstation Player 1](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_1.webp) +![VMWare Workstation Player 1](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_1.webp) Select the ISO and click "Next". -![VMWare Workstation Player 2](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_2.webp) +![VMWare Workstation Player 2](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_2.webp) Select the Guest operating system as "Linux" with Version "Ubuntu 64-bit" and click on "Next". -![VMWare Workstation Player 3](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_3.webp) +![VMWare Workstation Player 3](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_3.webp) Specify the name of your virtual machine and the location to store its files. Then click on "Next". -![VMWare Workstation Player 4](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_4.webp) +![VMWare Workstation Player 4](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_4.webp) Select a minimum of 50GB for Vanilla OS, this is required for ABRoot. -![VMWare Workstation Player 5](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_5.webp) +![VMWare Workstation Player 5](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_5.webp) Confirm your configuration, then click on "Finish". If required, select "Customize Hardware..." then go to "Display" and disable/untick "Accelerate 3D graphics". -![VMWare Workstation Player 6](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_6.webp) +![VMWare Workstation Player 6](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_6.webp) -![VMWare Workstation Player 7](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_7.webp) +![VMWare Workstation Player 7](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_7.webp) Now, click on the "Start" (Play) button. -![VMWare Workstation Player 8](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_8.webp) +![VMWare Workstation Player 8](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_8.webp) Inside the live session, click on the top right corner and click on the "Settings" icon. Alternatively, you can press on the windows/super key to open the "Activities overview" and then type "Settings" to access it. Now, Navigate to "Displays", under "Resolution" select a different resolution to adjust the window size initially. -![VMWare Workstation Player 9](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_9.webp) +![VMWare Workstation Player 9](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_9.webp) Now, proceed with the Vanilla OS Installation. @@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ For additional installation steps, refer to [**this guide**](https://handbook.va In the first setup, click "Install" on the Open VM Tools page to install the necessary packages for clipboard sharing, custom resolution, etc. -![VMWare Workstation Player 10](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_10.webp) +![VMWare Workstation Player 10](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_10.webp) ## Install Vanilla OS in Virtual Machine Manager @@ -134,35 +134,35 @@ virt-manager Click on the "Create a new virtual machine" button in the left corner below the top bar. -![Virt manager 1](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_1.webp) +![Virt manager 1](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_1.webp) Click "Local install media" and confirm the architecture as x86_64. Then, click on "Forward". -![Virt manager 2](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_2.webp) +![Virt manager 2](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_2.webp) Select the ISO location of Vanilla OS and choose "Generic Linux " as the operating system. Now click on "Forward". **_Note_**:- `` is a placeholder meaning select the most recent year. -![Virt manager 3](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_3.webp) +![Virt manager 3](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_3.webp) Allocate the required Memory and CPUs and click on "Forward". -![Virt manager 4](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_4.webp) +![Virt manager 4](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_4.webp) Create a disk image for a minimum of 50 GB and then click "Forward". -![Virt manager 5](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_5.webp) +![Virt manager 5](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_5.webp) Specify the name of your virtual machine and confirm other options and click on "Finish". -![Virt manager 6](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_6.webp) +![Virt manager 6](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_6.webp) Now, wait for the virtual machine to get created. -![Virt manager 7](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_7.webp) +![Virt manager 7](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_7.webp) -![Virt manager 8](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_8.webp) +![Virt manager 8](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_8.webp) Now, "Open" the virtual machine in the Graphical console. @@ -172,7 +172,7 @@ For additional installation steps, refer to [**this guide**](https://handbook.va **_Optionally_**:- You can enable "Auto resize VM with window" under the "Scale Display" menu in the "View" tab. -![Virt manager 9](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_9.webp) +![Virt manager 9](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_9.webp) ## Install Vanilla OS in Parallels Desktop @@ -186,149 +186,149 @@ For additional installation steps, refer to [**this guide**](https://handbook.va Open Parallels Desktop and follow the on-screen prompts. Skip installing Windows 11 (for now) if this is your first time using Parallels software. -![Parallels 0](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-0.webp) +![Parallels 0](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-0.webp) Navigate to the Parallels Desktop Control Center, and select the "+" button to add a new virtual machine. -![Parallels 1](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-1.webp) +![Parallels 1](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-1.webp) From the Installation Assistant, select "Install Windows or another OS from a DVD or image file". -![Parallels 2](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-2.webp) +![Parallels 2](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-2.webp) Select "Choose Manually". -![Parallels 3](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-3.webp) +![Parallels 3](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-3.webp) Click the "select a file..." hyperlink, or drag the `VanillaOS-.iso` file to the Installation Assistant window. -![Parallels 4](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-4.webp) +![Parallels 4](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-4.webp) Select the `VanillaOS-.iso` file. **_Note_**:- The content inside `<>` is a placeholder. -![Parallels 5](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-5.webp) +![Parallels 5](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-5.webp) Parallels is unable to automatically detect the operating system inside of our `VanillaOS-.iso`. This is normal, click "Continue". -![Parallels 6](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-6.webp) +![Parallels 6](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-6.webp) Change "Windows" to "Ubuntu Linux" from the drop-down menu that appears (Vanilla OS benefits from Ubuntu-centric Parallels features). -![Parallels 7](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-7.webp) +![Parallels 7](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-7.webp) Rename your virtual machine to Vanilla OS (or whatever you like!). -![Parallels 8](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-8.webp) +![Parallels 8](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-8.webp) Select the "Customize settings before installation" checkbox. This is important because we need to change one important system setting. -![Parallels 9](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-9.webp) +![Parallels 9](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-9.webp) Selecting "Create" will open the "Vanilla OS" Configuration window. Select the "Hardware" tab. -![Parallels 10](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-10.webp) +![Parallels 10](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-10.webp) Scroll the left-side menu until you see "Boot Order". -![Parallels 11](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-11.webp) +![Parallels 11](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-11.webp) From the "Boot Order" tab, click the "Advanced..." button -![Parallels 12](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-12.webp) +![Parallels 12](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-12.webp) Change "BIOS: Legacy BIOS" to "EFI 64-bit". -![Parallels 13](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-13.webp) +![Parallels 13](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-13.webp) Confirm the changes and close the configuration window. -![Parallels 14](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-14.webp) +![Parallels 14](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-14.webp) Finish virtual machine creation by selecting "Continue". -![Parallels 15](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-15.webp) +![Parallels 15](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-15.webp) Vanilla OS virtual machine will now boot successfully. -![Parallels 16](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-16.webp) +![Parallels 16](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-16.webp) Follow the Vanilla OS on-screen prompts. (For additional details, refer to [**this guide**](https://handbook.vanillaos.org/2022/11/05/installation.html#title7). -![Parallels 17](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-17.webp) +![Parallels 17](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-17.webp) From the Vanilla OS GNOME desktop, select "Activities" -![Parallels 18](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-18.webp) +![Parallels 18](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-18.webp) Search for "Console". Open the Console application. -![Parallels 19](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-19.webp) +![Parallels 19](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-19.webp) Type `sudo abroot shell` into the Console, and press enter to open up the transactional shell. The transactional shell allows you to install drivers and essential packages onto the immutable filesystem. Type `y` and press enter to proceed. -![Parallels 20](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-20.webp) +![Parallels 20](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-20.webp) Type `sudo apt-get install dkms libelf-dev linux-headers-$(uname -r) build-essential`, press enter to install Parallels Tools system dependencies. Type `Y` and press enter to confirm the installation. -![Parallels 21](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-21.webp) +![Parallels 21](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-21.webp) Once the system dependencies has been installed, type `exit` and press enter to leave the elevated transactional shell. -![Parallels 22](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-22.webp) +![Parallels 22](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-22.webp) Type `reboot` and press enter to reboot your Vanilla OS virtual machine. -![Parallels 23](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-23.webp) +![Parallels 23](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-23.webp) In the top-right corner of the Vanilla OS virtual machine window, there should be a triangle warning icon. Click it. -![Parallels 24](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-24.webp) +![Parallels 24](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-24.webp) If you can't see the warning icon, or you have installed Parallels Tools previously, navigate to the MacOS menu bar and select "Actions -> Install Parallels Tools...". -![Parallels 25](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-25.webp) +![Parallels 25](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-25.webp) Read the Parallels Tools installation pop up window and click "Continue". -![Parallels 26](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-26.webp) +![Parallels 26](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-26.webp) Inside Vanilla OS, open the Files app and navigate to the Parallels Tools disc image folder in the left-side menu. Right-click inside the Parallels Tools folder and select "Open in Console". -![Parallels 27](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-27.webp) +![Parallels 27](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-27.webp) Type `cd ../` and press enter to move up one directory in the Linux filesystem. Type `cp -r 'Parallels Tools' /tmp/copy` and press enter to copy the Parallels Tools disc image folder to a temporary directory (Temporary files in `/tmp` get removed after a reboot). Vanilla OS will not execute this mounted virtual image by default, so we must copy the folder and its contents to a safe temporary directory. -![Parallels 28](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-28.webp) +![Parallels 28](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-28.webp) Type `sudo abroot shell` and press enter to open up the transactional shell again. Type `cd /tmp/copy` and press enter to instruct the Console to navigate to the new temporary directory. Type `sudo ./install` and press enter to begin installing Parallels Tools. -![Parallels 30](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-29-30.webp) +![Parallels 30](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-29-30.webp) The Console app background should turn blue with a grey Parallels Tools Installer text window. Press the spacebar to select the "Next >" option. -![Parallels 31](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-31.webp) +![Parallels 31](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-31.webp) Confirm installation by pressing the spacebar to select "Next >" again. -![Parallels 32](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-32.webp) +![Parallels 32](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-32.webp) Wait for the installation to finish. Press the tab, and then press the spacebar to exit. We will reboot later once we have exited the transactional shell. -![Parallels 33](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-33.webp) +![Parallels 33](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-33.webp) Type `exit` and press enter. -![Parallels 34](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-34.webp) +![Parallels 34](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-34.webp) Type `reboot` and press enter. You have successfully configured your VM! You can change more virtual machine performance/sharing/integration options using the Parallels settings menu in the Control Center. Please refer to the [Parallels Knowledge Base](https://kb.parallels.com) for details. -![Parallels 35](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-35.webp) +![Parallels 35](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-35.webp) ## Install Vanilla OS in VirtualBox @@ -348,47 +348,47 @@ virtualbox Click on "New". (This will open the "Create Virtual Machine" Popup) -![VirtualBox 5](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_5.webp) +![VirtualBox 5](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_5.webp) Specify the name of your Virtual Machine and Installation folder, then select the Vanilla OS ISO image you downloaded earlier. Click on "Next". -![VirtualBox 1](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_1.webp) +![VirtualBox 1](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_1.webp) Allocate the base memory and the number of processors shared with your VM. Click the checkbox for "Enable EFI (special OSes only)", now click on "Next". -![VirtualBox 2](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_2.webp) +![VirtualBox 2](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_2.webp) Allocate at least 50 GB of space for your VM, this is required for ABRoot. Now click on "Next". -![VirtualBox 3](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_3.webp) +![VirtualBox 3](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_3.webp) Confirm the options you selected in the "Summary" and click on the "Finish" button. -![VirtualBox 4](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_4.webp) +![VirtualBox 4](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_4.webp) Click on "Settings", navigate to "System", and change the boot order to **Harddisk -> Optical -> Floppy**. Go to "Display" and increase the Video memory fully (128 MB here). -![VirtualBox 5](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_5.webp) +![VirtualBox 5](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_5.webp) -| ![VirtualBox 6](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_6.webp) | ![VirtualBox 7](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_7.webp) | +| ![VirtualBox 6](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_6.webp) | ![VirtualBox 7](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_7.webp) | |:---------------------------------------------------------------------: |:---------------------------------------------------------------------: | | **Default order** | **Recommended order** | -![VirtualBox 8](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_8.webp) +![VirtualBox 8](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_8.webp) If you intend on using a Microphone with your VM, go to "Audio" and click on "Enable Audio Input". With all the changes done, click on "Ok". -![VirtualBox 9](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_9.webp) +![VirtualBox 9](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_9.webp) Now, click the "Start" button to start your VM. -![VirtualBox 10](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_10.webp) +![VirtualBox 10](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_10.webp) Inside the live session, Click on the top right corner and click on the "Settings" icon. Alternatively, you can press on Windows or the Super key to open the "Activities overview" and then type "Settings" to access it. Now, Navigate to "Displays", and under "Resolution", select a different resolution. -![VirtualBox 11](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_11.webp) +![VirtualBox 11](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_11.webp) -![VirtualBox 12](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_12.webp) +![VirtualBox 12](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_12.webp) Now, proceed with the Vanilla OS Installation. @@ -423,6 +423,6 @@ Now, execute `./VBoxLinuxAdditions.run`. After the successful execution, build t `exit` the transaction shell and `reboot` your system. -![VirtualBox 13](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_13.webp) +![VirtualBox 13](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_13.webp) Now, you have successfully installed VirtualBox Guest Additions. diff --git a/_posts/2023-01-26-install-homebrew.md b/_posts/2023-01-26-install-homebrew.md index 855abe3..dfa1857 100644 --- a/_posts/2023-01-26-install-homebrew.md +++ b/_posts/2023-01-26-install-homebrew.md @@ -37,6 +37,6 @@ Once `git` is present in your system, you can install Homebrew in the terminal w Once installation is complete, you will see this message:- -![Homebrew Post Installation message](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Miscellaneous/homebrew-post-installation-message.webp) +![Homebrew Post Installation message](/assets/uploads/Miscellaneous/homebrew-post-installation-message.webp) Now, execute the commands the message gives you to add Homebrew to your `$PATH`. To see if everything worked correctly, install a test package (`brew install hello`), then check the installation by typing `hello` in your terminal. diff --git a/_posts/2023-01-28-install-lutris.md b/_posts/2023-01-28-install-lutris.md index 2e89da5..eca41c5 100644 --- a/_posts/2023-01-28-install-lutris.md +++ b/_posts/2023-01-28-install-lutris.md @@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ On Optimus laptops, there are 2 GPUs: the integrated (Intel or AMD) and the dedi You can fix this in Lutris by opening the game's configuration and toggling the "Enable NVIDIA Prime Render Offload" option. You can find it under the "System Options" tab. -![Lutris Prime Render Offload](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Gaming/lutris-prime-gpu.webp) +![Lutris Prime Render Offload](/assets/uploads/Gaming/lutris-prime-gpu.webp) ### Other issues diff --git a/_posts/2023-02-05-install-docker.md b/_posts/2023-02-05-install-docker.md index 3ab4cb1..a4ea815 100644 --- a/_posts/2023-02-05-install-docker.md +++ b/_posts/2023-02-05-install-docker.md @@ -85,6 +85,6 @@ sudo apt install ./docker-desktop--.deb `exit` the transactional shell and `reboot` your system to see Docker Desktop. -![Docker Desktop](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Miscellaneous/Docker-Desktop.webp) +![Docker Desktop](/assets/uploads/Miscellaneous/Docker-Desktop.webp) Now, sign up and proceed with the setup. diff --git a/_posts/2023-10-26-install-vivaldi.md b/_posts/2023-10-26-install-vivaldi.md index 7348195..6cb3bcd 100644 --- a/_posts/2023-10-26-install-vivaldi.md +++ b/_posts/2023-10-26-install-vivaldi.md @@ -74,4 +74,4 @@ This allows you to open links from other applications inside of the subsystem in - A new Vivaldi icon will open for each window, regardless of whether the icon in the Application Menu is pinned to the dock or not. -![Vivaldi in the dock](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Miscellaneous/vivaldi-dock.webp) +![Vivaldi in the dock](/assets/uploads/Miscellaneous/vivaldi-dock.webp) diff --git a/articles/en/first-setup.md b/articles/en/first-setup.md index 39ce4af..09fc97c 100644 --- a/articles/en/first-setup.md +++ b/articles/en/first-setup.md @@ -16,51 +16,51 @@ This guide will help you set your system up for the first time. After booting into Vanilla OS for the first time, you will be presented with a First Setup app. This section will guide you through each step in detail. -![Welcome](/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-welcome.webp) +![Welcome](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-welcome.webp) ### Color Scheme Your preferred color scheme. Default meaning that apps decide for themselves or Dark. This can be changed later in the Settings app. -![Color Scheme](/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-color-scheme.webp) +![Color Scheme](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-color-scheme.webp) ### Package Manager Choose your preferred package managers. These are the ways you will be able to install applications. If unsure, leave it on the default "Flatpak". You can install the required dependencies for each one later if you change your mind. -![Package Manager](/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-package-managers.webp) +![Package Manager](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-package-managers.webp) ## Applications Choose which applications you need to install in your Vanilla OS Installation. There are various categories for installing applications. -![Install Applications](/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-applications.webp) +![Install Applications](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-applications.webp) -![Install Core Applications Flatpak](/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-applications-flatpak-core.webp) +![Install Core Applications Flatpak](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-applications-flatpak-core.webp) ### Restricted Codecs This will install popular patented codecs and fonts, that Vanilla OS cannot ship for copyright reasons. **Recommended for most users.** -![Restricted Codecs](/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-restricted-codecs.webp) +![Restricted Codecs](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-restricted-codecs.webp) ### Extra Settings Extra system settings for automatic crash detection and bug reporting. If unsure, it is recommended to leave it disabled. -![Extra Settings](/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-extra-settings.webp) +![Extra Settings](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-extra-settings.webp) ### NVIDIA® Drivers If you have an NVIDIA® graphics card, you will be prompted to install proprietary drivers for your card to improve compatibility and performance. **Recommended for most users.** -![NVIDIA® Drivers](/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-nvidia-drivers.webp) +![NVIDIA® Drivers](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-nvidia-drivers.webp) ### Open VM Tools If you are running Vanilla OS inside a virtual machine, you will be prompted to install Open VM Tools to use with VMWare applications. If unsure, it is recommended to skip this step. -![Open VM Tools](/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-open-vm-tools.webp) +![Open VM Tools](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/First_Setup/first-setup-open-vm-tools.webp) ## Other Settings diff --git a/articles/en/install-additional-drivers.md b/articles/en/install-additional-drivers.md index a51f333..aec9885 100644 --- a/articles/en/install-additional-drivers.md +++ b/articles/en/install-additional-drivers.md @@ -19,12 +19,12 @@ In Vanilla OS, primary drivers are installed automatically during the first setu **Vanilla Drivers Utility** is a graphical tool that allows you to install additional drivers. Launch it from the "About" section in Settings, then click on "Additional Drivers". -![Settings](/assets/uploads/Miscellaneous/gnome-settings.webp) +![Settings](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Miscellaneous/gnome-settings.webp) Here you can see a list of all the drivers available, organized by category. To install a driver, click on it, then press the "Apply Changes" button in the top-right corner. -![Drivers Utility](/assets/uploads/Miscellaneous/drivers-utility.webp) +![Drivers Utility](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Miscellaneous/drivers-utility.webp) Once the installation is complete, you will be requested to reboot the system. diff --git a/articles/en/install-and-manage-applications.md b/articles/en/install-and-manage-applications.md index 0a25ac9..e842eae 100644 --- a/articles/en/install-and-manage-applications.md +++ b/articles/en/install-and-manage-applications.md @@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ Vanilla OS comes with the option to enable Flatpak and AppImage in the initial s Flatpaks can be installed with ease using GNOME Software. It is the recommended method for installing packages. -![GNOME Software](/assets/uploads/Applications_Post/gnome-software-43.webp) +![GNOME Software](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Applications_Post/gnome-software-43.webp) ### Searching Applications @@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ Updates are visible in the `Updates` panel in GNOME Software. In Vanilla OS, Upd Automatic Updates are configured in the `Update Preferences` tab located in the burger menu in the top right corner. -![GNOME Software Update Proferences](/assets/uploads/Applications_Post/gnome-software-update-preferences.webp) +![GNOME Software Update Proferences](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Applications_Post/gnome-software-update-preferences.webp) ### Removing Applications @@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ If you have enabled AppImage in the first setup, you can run AppImages graphical - Right-click on the file, then click on **Properties**. -![AppImages Properties](/assets/uploads/Applications_Post/appimages-nautilus-properties.webp) +![AppImages Properties](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Applications_Post/appimages-nautilus-properties.webp) - Enable the **Executable as Program** option. @@ -172,11 +172,11 @@ apx init -- You can also initialize the containers graphically by clicking on the `+` icon in the Vanilla Control Center. (Vanilla Control Center allows you to enter the apx container graphically.) -![Vanilla Control Center - Sub System](/assets/uploads/Applications_Post/vanilla-control-center-subsystem.webp) +![Vanilla Control Center - Sub System](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Applications_Post/vanilla-control-center-subsystem.webp) After initialization, you can enter the container graphically by clicking on the `terminal` icon. -![Vanilla Control Center - Sub System post initialization](/assets/uploads/Applications_Post/vanilla-control-center-subsystem-example.webp) +![Vanilla Control Center - Sub System post initialization](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Applications_Post/vanilla-control-center-subsystem-example.webp) ### Installing Applications with Apx diff --git a/articles/en/install-docker.md b/articles/en/install-docker.md index d54075e..9065164 100644 --- a/articles/en/install-docker.md +++ b/articles/en/install-docker.md @@ -82,6 +82,6 @@ sudo apt install ./docker-desktop--.deb `exit` the transactional shell and `reboot` your system to see Docker Desktop. -![Docker Desktop](/assets/uploads/Miscellaneous/Docker-Desktop.webp) +![Docker Desktop](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Miscellaneous/Docker-Desktop.webp) Now, sign up and proceed with the setup. diff --git a/articles/en/install-flatpaks.md b/articles/en/install-flatpaks.md index ba484cb..bc6090c 100644 --- a/articles/en/install-flatpaks.md +++ b/articles/en/install-flatpaks.md @@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ There are two ways to install a Flatpak applications: using GNOME Software or th Open GNOME Software, search for the application you want to install and click on the "Install" button. -![GNOME Software](/assets/uploads/Miscellaneous/flatpak-gnome-software.webp) +![GNOME Software](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Miscellaneous/flatpak-gnome-software.webp) ### Command line diff --git a/articles/en/install-homebrew.md b/articles/en/install-homebrew.md index 147f411..a4433a4 100644 --- a/articles/en/install-homebrew.md +++ b/articles/en/install-homebrew.md @@ -35,6 +35,6 @@ Once `git` is present in your system, you can install Homebrew in the terminal w Once installation is complete, you will see this message:- -![Homebrew Post Installation message](/assets/uploads/Miscellaneous/homebrew-post-installation-message.webp) +![Homebrew Post Installation message](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Miscellaneous/homebrew-post-installation-message.webp) Now, execute the commands the message gives you to add Homebrew to your `$PATH`. To see if everything worked correctly, install a test package (`brew install hello`), then check the installation by typing `hello` in your terminal. diff --git a/articles/en/install-in-vm.md b/articles/en/install-in-vm.md index d961e9a..47bfd51 100644 --- a/articles/en/install-in-vm.md +++ b/articles/en/install-in-vm.md @@ -36,27 +36,27 @@ flatpak run org.gnome.Boxes Click on the "+" icon. -![Gnome Boxes 1](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Boxes/vm-boxes1.webp) +![Gnome Boxes 1](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Boxes/vm-boxes1.webp) Click on "Create virtual machine from file". -![Gnome Boxes 2](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Boxes/vm-boxes2.webp) +![Gnome Boxes 2](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Boxes/vm-boxes2.webp) Choose the Vanilla OS ISO from the file picker and click on "Open". -![Gnome Boxes 3](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Boxes/vm-boxes3.webp) +![Gnome Boxes 3](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Boxes/vm-boxes3.webp) Leave the Template on "Unknown OS" and click on "Next". -![Gnome Boxes 4](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Boxes/vm-boxes4.webp) +![Gnome Boxes 4](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Boxes/vm-boxes4.webp) We recommend you use a minimum of 4GB Memory to ensure good performance. You're also required to use a minimum of 50GB Storage for ABRoot. Now click on "Create". -![Gnome Boxes 5](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Boxes/vm-boxes5.webp) +![Gnome Boxes 5](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Boxes/vm-boxes5.webp) Vanilla OS will now boot. -![Gnome Boxes 6](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Boxes/vm-boxes6.webp) +![Gnome Boxes 6](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Boxes/vm-boxes6.webp) For the installation steps, refer to [**this guide**](https://handbook.vanillaos.org/2022/11/05/installation.html#title7). @@ -72,37 +72,37 @@ Open VMWare Workstation Player. Click on "Create a New Virtual Machine". -![VMWare Workstation Player 1](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_1.webp) +![VMWare Workstation Player 1](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_1.webp) Select the ISO and click "Next". -![VMWare Workstation Player 2](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_2.webp) +![VMWare Workstation Player 2](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_2.webp) Select the Guest operating system as "Linux" with Version "Ubuntu 64-bit" and click on "Next". -![VMWare Workstation Player 3](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_3.webp) +![VMWare Workstation Player 3](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_3.webp) Specify the name of your virtual machine and the location to store its files. Then click on "Next". -![VMWare Workstation Player 4](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_4.webp) +![VMWare Workstation Player 4](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_4.webp) Select a minimum of 50GB for Vanilla OS, this is required for ABRoot. -![VMWare Workstation Player 5](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_5.webp) +![VMWare Workstation Player 5](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_5.webp) Confirm your configuration, then click on "Finish". If required, select "Customize Hardware..." then go to "Display" and disable/untick "Accelerate 3D graphics". -![VMWare Workstation Player 6](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_6.webp) +![VMWare Workstation Player 6](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_6.webp) -![VMWare Workstation Player 7](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_7.webp) +![VMWare Workstation Player 7](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_7.webp) Now, click on the "Start" (Play) button. -![VMWare Workstation Player 8](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_8.webp) +![VMWare Workstation Player 8](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_8.webp) Inside the live session, click on the top right corner and click on the "Settings" icon. Alternatively, you can press on the windows/super key to open the "Activities overview" and then type "Settings" to access it. Now, Navigate to "Displays", under "Resolution" select a different resolution to adjust the window size initially. -![VMWare Workstation Player 9](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_9.webp) +![VMWare Workstation Player 9](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_9.webp) Now, proceed with the Vanilla OS Installation. @@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ For additional installation steps, refer to [**this guide**](https://handbook.va In the first setup, click "Install" on the Open VM Tools page to install the necessary packages for clipboard sharing, custom resolution, etc. -![VMWare Workstation Player 10](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_10.webp) +![VMWare Workstation Player 10](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/VMWare/VMWare_10.webp) ## Install Vanilla OS in Virtual Machine Manager @@ -132,35 +132,35 @@ virt-manager Click on the "Create a new virtual machine" button in the left corner below the top bar. -![Virt manager 1](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_1.webp) +![Virt manager 1](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_1.webp) Click "Local install media" and confirm the architecture as x86_64. Then, click on "Forward". -![Virt manager 2](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_2.webp) +![Virt manager 2](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_2.webp) Select the ISO location of Vanilla OS and choose "Generic Linux " as the operating system. Now click on "Forward". **_Note_**:- `` is a placeholder meaning select the most recent year. -![Virt manager 3](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_3.webp) +![Virt manager 3](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_3.webp) Allocate the required Memory and CPUs and click on "Forward". -![Virt manager 4](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_4.webp) +![Virt manager 4](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_4.webp) Create a disk image for a minimum of 50 GB and then click "Forward". -![Virt manager 5](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_5.webp) +![Virt manager 5](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_5.webp) Specify the name of your virtual machine and confirm other options and click on "Finish". -![Virt manager 6](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_6.webp) +![Virt manager 6](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_6.webp) Now, wait for the virtual machine to get created. -![Virt manager 7](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_7.webp) +![Virt manager 7](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_7.webp) -![Virt manager 8](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_8.webp) +![Virt manager 8](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_8.webp) Now, "Open" the virtual machine in the Graphical console. @@ -170,7 +170,7 @@ For additional installation steps, refer to [**this guide**](https://handbook.va **_Optionally_**:- You can enable "Auto resize VM with window" under the "Scale Display" menu in the "View" tab. -![Virt manager 9](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_9.webp) +![Virt manager 9](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virt-Manager/virt_manager_9.webp) ## Install Vanilla OS in Parallels Desktop @@ -184,149 +184,149 @@ For additional installation steps, refer to [**this guide**](https://handbook.va Open Parallels Desktop and follow the on-screen prompts. Skip installing Windows 11 (for now) if this is your first time using Parallels software. -![Parallels 0](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-0.webp) +![Parallels 0](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-0.webp) Navigate to the Parallels Desktop Control Center, and select the "+" button to add a new virtual machine. -![Parallels 1](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-1.webp) +![Parallels 1](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-1.webp) From the Installation Assistant, select "Install Windows or another OS from a DVD or image file". -![Parallels 2](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-2.webp) +![Parallels 2](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-2.webp) Select "Choose Manually". -![Parallels 3](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-3.webp) +![Parallels 3](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-3.webp) Click the "select a file..." hyperlink, or drag the `VanillaOS-.iso` file to the Installation Assistant window. -![Parallels 4](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-4.webp) +![Parallels 4](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-4.webp) Select the `VanillaOS-.iso` file. **_Note_**:- The content inside `<>` is a placeholder. -![Parallels 5](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-5.webp) +![Parallels 5](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-5.webp) Parallels is unable to automatically detect the operating system inside of our `VanillaOS-.iso`. This is normal, click "Continue". -![Parallels 6](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-6.webp) +![Parallels 6](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-6.webp) Change "Windows" to "Ubuntu Linux" from the drop-down menu that appears (Vanilla OS benefits from Ubuntu-centric Parallels features). -![Parallels 7](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-7.webp) +![Parallels 7](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-7.webp) Rename your virtual machine to Vanilla OS (or whatever you like!). -![Parallels 8](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-8.webp) +![Parallels 8](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-8.webp) Select the "Customize settings before installation" checkbox. This is important because we need to change one important system setting. -![Parallels 9](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-9.webp) +![Parallels 9](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-9.webp) Selecting "Create" will open the "Vanilla OS" Configuration window. Select the "Hardware" tab. -![Parallels 10](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-10.webp) +![Parallels 10](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-10.webp) Scroll the left-side menu until you see "Boot Order". -![Parallels 11](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-11.webp) +![Parallels 11](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-11.webp) From the "Boot Order" tab, click the "Advanced..." button -![Parallels 12](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-12.webp) +![Parallels 12](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-12.webp) Change "BIOS: Legacy BIOS" to "EFI 64-bit". -![Parallels 13](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-13.webp) +![Parallels 13](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-13.webp) Confirm the changes and close the configuration window. -![Parallels 14](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-14.webp) +![Parallels 14](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-14.webp) Finish virtual machine creation by selecting "Continue". -![Parallels 15](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-15.webp) +![Parallels 15](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-15.webp) Vanilla OS virtual machine will now boot successfully. -![Parallels 16](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-16.webp) +![Parallels 16](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-16.webp) Follow the Vanilla OS on-screen prompts. (For additional details, refer to [**this guide**](https://handbook.vanillaos.org/2022/11/05/installation.html#title7). -![Parallels 17](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-17.webp) +![Parallels 17](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-17.webp) From the Vanilla OS GNOME desktop, select "Activities" -![Parallels 18](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-18.webp) +![Parallels 18](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-18.webp) Search for "Console". Open the Console application. -![Parallels 19](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-19.webp) +![Parallels 19](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-19.webp) Type `sudo abroot shell` into the Console, and press enter to open up the transactional shell. The transactional shell allows you to install drivers and essential packages onto the immutable filesystem. Type `y` and press enter to proceed. -![Parallels 20](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-20.webp) +![Parallels 20](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-20.webp) Type `sudo apt-get install dkms libelf-dev linux-headers-$(uname -r) build-essential`, press enter to install Parallels Tools system dependencies. Type `Y` and press enter to confirm the installation. -![Parallels 21](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-21.webp) +![Parallels 21](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-21.webp) Once the system dependencies has been installed, type `exit` and press enter to leave the elevated transactional shell. -![Parallels 22](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-22.webp) +![Parallels 22](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-22.webp) Type `reboot` and press enter to reboot your Vanilla OS virtual machine. -![Parallels 23](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-23.webp) +![Parallels 23](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-23.webp) In the top-right corner of the Vanilla OS virtual machine window, there should be a triangle warning icon. Click it. -![Parallels 24](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-24.webp) +![Parallels 24](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-24.webp) If you can't see the warning icon, or you have installed Parallels Tools previously, navigate to the MacOS menu bar and select "Actions -> Install Parallels Tools...". -![Parallels 25](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-25.webp) +![Parallels 25](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-25.webp) Read the Parallels Tools installation pop up window and click "Continue". -![Parallels 26](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-26.webp) +![Parallels 26](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-26.webp) Inside Vanilla OS, open the Files app and navigate to the Parallels Tools disc image folder in the left-side menu. Right-click inside the Parallels Tools folder and select "Open in Console". -![Parallels 27](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-27.webp) +![Parallels 27](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-27.webp) Type `cd ../` and press enter to move up one directory in the Linux filesystem. Type `cp -r 'Parallels Tools' /tmp/copy` and press enter to copy the Parallels Tools disc image folder to a temporary directory (Temporary files in `/tmp` get removed after a reboot). Vanilla OS will not execute this mounted virtual image by default, so we must copy the folder and its contents to a safe temporary directory. -![Parallels 28](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-28.webp) +![Parallels 28](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-28.webp) Type `sudo abroot shell` and press enter to open up the transactional shell again. Type `cd /tmp/copy` and press enter to instruct the Console to navigate to the new temporary directory. Type `sudo ./install` and press enter to begin installing Parallels Tools. -![Parallels 30](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-29-30.webp) +![Parallels 30](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-29-30.webp) The Console app background should turn blue with a grey Parallels Tools Installer text window. Press the spacebar to select the "Next >" option. -![Parallels 31](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-31.webp) +![Parallels 31](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-31.webp) Confirm installation by pressing the spacebar to select "Next >" again. -![Parallels 32](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-32.webp) +![Parallels 32](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-32.webp) Wait for the installation to finish. Press the tab, and then press the spacebar to exit. We will reboot later once we have exited the transactional shell. -![Parallels 33](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-33.webp) +![Parallels 33](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-33.webp) Type `exit` and press enter. -![Parallels 34](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-34.webp) +![Parallels 34](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-34.webp) Type `reboot` and press enter. You have successfully configured your VM! You can change more virtual machine performance/sharing/integration options using the Parallels settings menu in the Control Center. Please refer to the [Parallels Knowledge Base](https://kb.parallels.com) for details. -![Parallels 35](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-35.webp) +![Parallels 35](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Parallels/vanilla-parallels-install-35.webp) ## Install Vanilla OS in VirtualBox @@ -346,47 +346,47 @@ virtualbox Click on "New". (This will open the "Create Virtual Machine" Popup) -![VirtualBox 5](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_5.webp) +![VirtualBox 5](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_5.webp) Specify the name of your Virtual Machine and Installation folder, then select the Vanilla OS ISO image you downloaded earlier. Click on "Next". -![VirtualBox 1](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_1.webp) +![VirtualBox 1](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_1.webp) Allocate the base memory and the number of processors shared with your VM. Click the checkbox for "Enable EFI (special OSes only)", now click on "Next". -![VirtualBox 2](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_2.webp) +![VirtualBox 2](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_2.webp) Allocate at least 50 GB of space for your VM, this is required for ABRoot. Now click on "Next". -![VirtualBox 3](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_3.webp) +![VirtualBox 3](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_3.webp) Confirm the options you selected in the "Summary" and click on the "Finish" button. -![VirtualBox 4](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_4.webp) +![VirtualBox 4](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_4.webp) Click on "Settings", navigate to "System", and change the boot order to **Harddisk -> Optical -> Floppy**. Go to "Display" and increase the Video memory fully (128 MB here). -![VirtualBox 5](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_5.webp) +![VirtualBox 5](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_5.webp) -| ![VirtualBox 6](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_6.webp) | ![VirtualBox 7](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_7.webp) | +| ![VirtualBox 6](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_6.webp) | ![VirtualBox 7](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_7.webp) | |:---------------------------------------------------------------------: |:---------------------------------------------------------------------: | | **Default order** | **Recommended order** | -![VirtualBox 8](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_8.webp) +![VirtualBox 8](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_8.webp) If you intend on using a Microphone with your VM, go to "Audio" and click on "Enable Audio Input". With all the changes done, click on "Ok". -![VirtualBox 9](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_9.webp) +![VirtualBox 9](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_9.webp) Now, click the "Start" button to start your VM. -![VirtualBox 10](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_10.webp) +![VirtualBox 10](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_10.webp) Inside the live session, Click on the top right corner and click on the "Settings" icon. Alternatively, you can press on Windows or the Super key to open the "Activities overview" and then type "Settings" to access it. Now, Navigate to "Displays", and under "Resolution", select a different resolution. -![VirtualBox 11](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_11.webp) +![VirtualBox 11](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_11.webp) -![VirtualBox 12](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_12.webp) +![VirtualBox 12](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_12.webp) Now, proceed with the Vanilla OS Installation. @@ -421,6 +421,6 @@ Now, execute `./VBoxLinuxAdditions.run`. After the successful execution, build t `exit` the transaction shell and `reboot` your system. -![VirtualBox 13](/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_13.webp) +![VirtualBox 13](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/VM_Post/Virtualbox/VirtualBox_13.webp) Now, you have successfully installed VirtualBox Guest Additions. diff --git a/articles/en/install-lutris.md b/articles/en/install-lutris.md index b67770d..c29c134 100644 --- a/articles/en/install-lutris.md +++ b/articles/en/install-lutris.md @@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ On Optimus laptops, there are 2 GPUs: the integrated (Intel or AMD) and the dedi You can fix this in Lutris by opening the game's configuration and toggling the "Enable NVIDIA Prime Render Offload" option. You can find it under the "System Options" tab. -![Lutris Prime Render Offload](/assets/uploads/Gaming/lutris-prime-gpu.webp) +![Lutris Prime Render Offload](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Gaming/lutris-prime-gpu.webp) ### Other issues diff --git a/articles/en/install-steam.md b/articles/en/install-steam.md index dc0498f..d0850fd 100644 --- a/articles/en/install-steam.md +++ b/articles/en/install-steam.md @@ -138,6 +138,6 @@ Steam comes with Proton preconfigured to run all the supported Windows games. You may want to enable the Steam Play feature to also run games that are not officially supported. -![Steam Play](/assets/uploads/Gaming/steam-play.webp) +![Steam Play](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Gaming/steam-play.webp) To do so, open Steam and go to `Steam` > `Settings` > `Steam Play`. Then enable the `Enable Steam Play for all other titles` option. diff --git a/articles/en/install-vpn-from-file.md b/articles/en/install-vpn-from-file.md index 9a24cd6..b969b09 100644 --- a/articles/en/install-vpn-from-file.md +++ b/articles/en/install-vpn-from-file.md @@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Press the Windows/Super key. Search for "VPN" or "vpn" in the search. -![Search for vpn](/assets/uploads/OpenVPN/install-openvpn-from-file-search.webp) +![Search for vpn](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/OpenVPN/install-openvpn-from-file-search.webp) Select "Network" from the Settings search result. @@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ Alternatively, you can directly navigate to the "Network" panel by opening Setti Once you have navigated to the Network panel, click on the plus (`+`) button beside the VPN. -![Plus Button beside VPN](/assets/uploads/OpenVPN/install-openvpn-from-file-vpn-add.webp) +![Plus Button beside VPN](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/OpenVPN/install-openvpn-from-file-vpn-add.webp) Various options will be displayed in the menu, select "**Import from file...**" diff --git a/articles/en/installation.md b/articles/en/installation.md index eb7b81c..4394f62 100644 --- a/articles/en/installation.md +++ b/articles/en/installation.md @@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ If you wish, you can also use different software that you are familiar with, suc Open Etcher, select the downloaded disk image and your USB flash drive, then click "Flash!". -![Flashing](/assets/uploads/Installation/installation-flashing.webp) +![Flashing](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Installation/installation-flashing.webp) When the process is done, you will have a bootable USB stick with Vanilla OS on it. @@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ If your device does not automatically boot into the Vanilla OS installation medi When your device has successfully booted from the USB stick, you should see a welcome screen inviting you to try or install Vanilla OS. -![Welcome](/assets/uploads/Installation/installer-welcome.webp) +![Welcome](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Installation/installer-welcome.webp) You can try Vanilla OS without making any changes to your device. If you are satisfied, you can re-open the installer (the first icon in the dash) and proceed with the installation. @@ -75,11 +75,11 @@ This section will guide you through installing Vanilla OS to an entire disk, **e Select the disk you want to install Vanilla OS to, click "Configure", select "Use Entire Disk", click "Apply" and review your changes. -![Use Entire Disk](/assets/uploads/Installation/installation-partitioning.webp) +![Use Entire Disk](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Installation/installation-partitioning.webp) Create your user account and review the changes that will be made to your system. Click on "Install Vanilla OS" and the installation will begin. -![Confirming the installation](/assets/uploads/Installation/installer-confirm-installation.webp) +![Confirming the installation](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Installation/installer-confirm-installation.webp) ## Booting into Vanilla OS diff --git a/articles/en/updates.md b/articles/en/updates.md index a20e44f..f182ba8 100644 --- a/articles/en/updates.md +++ b/articles/en/updates.md @@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ VSO is flexible and allows configurations to suit your needs. The following are VSO allows managing updates and configurations via the **Vanilla Control Center**. To do so, open the **Vanilla Control Center** from the Applications menu, click on the "Updates" tab and configure the options as you wish or check for an update. -![Control Center - Updates](/assets/uploads/Updates_and_Upgrade//vanilla-control-center-vso.webp) +![Control Center - Updates](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Updates_and_Upgrade//vanilla-control-center-vso.webp) #### Configure via Console @@ -73,6 +73,6 @@ sudo vso trigger-update --now Vanilla OS checks for a new release in the background and then displays a dialogue to the user when a new one is available. -![Upgrade dialog](/assets/uploads/Updates_and_Upgrade//vanilla-upgrade.webp) +![Upgrade dialog](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Vanilla-OS/handbook/main/assets/uploads/Updates_and_Upgrade//vanilla-upgrade.webp) The user can then select to upgrade or postpone it to the next boot.