Apps | Manjaro Guide

Zathura

sudo pacman -S --needed zathura zathura-cb zathura-djvu zathura-pdf-poppler zathura-ps

/etc/zathurarc:

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# Directory: /etc
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##------ Mapping ------##

map r reload
map R rotate
map p print
map i recolor
map J zoom out
map K zoom in
map u scroll half-up
map d scroll half-down
map D toggle_page_mode
map l follow links
map L display link target
unmap f
map f toggle_fullscreen
map [fullscreen] f toggle_fullscreen


##------ Document Settings -------##

# Open document in fit-width mode by default
set adjust-open "best-fit"
set adjust-window "best-fit"

set window-title-basename true

# One page per row by default
set pages-per-row 1
set selection-clipboard clipboard

set scroll-page-aware "true"
set smooth-scroll "true"
set scroll-full-overlap 0.01
set scroll-step 100

set statusbar-h-padding 0
set statusbar-v-padding 0
set statusbar-basename true

#zoom settings
set zoom-min 10
set sandbox none
set page-padding 1

set font "Ubuntu Nerd Font normal 10"


##------ Theme ------##

set recolor true

set notification-error-bg       "#FC2929" 
set notification-error-fg       "#18191E" 
set notification-warning-bg     "#E25600" 
set notification-warning-fg     "#18191E" 
set notification-bg             "#00957A" 
set notification-fg             "#18191E" 

set completion-bg               "#18191E" 
set completion-fg               "#44B273" 
set completion-group-bg         "#18191E" 
set completion-group-fg         "#ED722E" 
set completion-highlight-bg     "#FFFF00" 
set completion-highlight-fg     "#21252D" 

set index-bg                    "#18191E" 
set index-fg                    "#44B273" 
set index-active-bg             "#21252D" 
set index-active-fg             "#FFFF00" 

set inputbar-bg                 "#21252D" 
set inputbar-fg                 "#00957A" 
set statusbar-bg                "#21252D" 
set statusbar-fg                "#00957A" 

set highlight-color             "#00614f" 
set highlight-active-color      "#5fc7b4" 

set default-bg                  "#18191E" 
set default-fg                  "#C4B12C" 

set render-loading              true
set render-loading-fg           "#C4B12C" 
set render-loading-bg           "#18191E" 

# Recolor mode settings

set recolor-lightcolor          "#21252D" 
set recolor-darkcolor           "#FFFADE" 
set recolor-colorspace          "rgb"

Web Browsers

sudo pacman -S --needed brave-browser firefox firefox-developer-edition libgnome-keyring libsecret

Image Editors

sudo pacman -S --needed gimp gimp-help-en gimp-nufraw gimp-plugin-gmic darktable rawtherapee inkscape

Conky

sudo pacman -S --needed conky

Some Distros require a fix for Conky to work properly. If you are using Garuda, you can use the following command to fix it.

sudo mv /etc/xdg/autostart/conky.desktop /etc/xdg/autostart/conky.desktop.bak

Maintenance

sudo pacman -S --needed bleachbit

Spotify

sudo pacman -S --needed spotify-launcher zenity

AppImageLauncher

sudo pacman -S --needed appimagelauncher

VirtualBox

sudo pacman -S --needed linux-headers virtualbox-guest-iso virtualbox virtualbox-host-dkms

OBS-Studio

sudo pacman -S --needed obs-studio

Screen Recorder

sudo pacman -S --needed kooha

Citrix Workspace

From AUR repository:

sudo pamac install icaclient

You have to create '$HOME/.ICAClient/cache' for each user who uses this program and then populate it with the appropriate ini files.

mkdir -p $HOME/.ICAClient/cache
cp /opt/Citrix/ICAClient/config/{All_Regions,Trusted_Region,Unknown_Region,canonicalization,regions}.ini $HOME/.ICAClient/

From the official website:

Download the tarball package from the official website.
Extract the contents of the .tar.gz file into an empty directory.

cd ~/.tmp
tar -xvzf linuxx64-23.11.0.82.tar.gz

Run the setup program with sudo and follow its prompts carefully. Say yes to all the prompts but to App Protection unless you need it.

sudo ./setupwfc

If you have previously installed GStreamer, you can choose whether to integrate GStreamer with the Citrix Workspace app and support HDX MediaStream Multimedia Acceleration. To integrate Citrix Workspace app with GStreamer, type y at the prompt.

After the installation is complete, you can start the Citrix Workspace app from the application menu.

How to uninstall Citrix Workspace app

To uninstall the Citrix Workspace app, run the following command:

cd ~/.tmp
sudo ./setupwfc

When the setup program starts, type 2 and press Enter to remove the client.

JetBrains Toolbox

sudo pamac install jetbrains-toolbox

Waydroid

Install Waydroid from the AUR repository:

sudo pamac install waydroid

Once the installation is completed, you need to make sure the waydroid-container service has started:

systemctl status waydroid-container

You can enable it to start at boot time:

sudo systemctl enable --now waydroid-container

Then launch Waydroid from the application menu and follow the first-launch wizard.

If prompted, use the following links for System OTA and Vendor OTA:

https://ota.waydro.id/system
https://ota.waydro.id/vendor

Install Google apps:

sudo waydroid init -s GAPPS

The network should work out of the box. If it's not working, you might need to make sure packet forwarding is enabled in kernel and allow the following rules through your firewall before running Waydroid session start.

Taking ufw as an example:

DNS traffic needs to be allowed:

sudo ufw allow 67
sudo ufw allow 53

Packet forwarding needs to be allowed:

sudo ufw default allow FORWARD

Make the following changes to the Waydroid configuration file:

sudo vim /var/lib/waydroid/waydroid_base.prop

ro.hardware.gralloc=default
ro.hardware.egl=swiftshader

Then restart the Waydroid container service:

sudo systemctl restart waydroid-container

How to start Waydroid from the console

waydroid session start
waydroid show-full-ui

How to install an APK from the console

Launch the Waydroid shell:

sudo waydroid shell

waydroid app install `/path/to/apk`

Get a list of installed applications:

waydroid app list

Launch an app:

waydroid app launch <package-name>

How to stop Waydroid from the console:

waydroid session stop;sudo waydroid container stop