Make BOS a complete, bootable, themed desktop OS
Install/boot reliability: - Use native Calamares initcpiocfg/initcpio + explicit grub-install (nvram + --removable) in post-install; drop the flaky native bootloader/grubcfg modules. - mount.conf: bind /proc /sys /dev (devtmpfs) /run + efivars into the chroot. - bos-copy-kernel: stage kernel + write a stock mkinitcpio preset (replace the archiso preset). Per-service systemctl enable (fixes NetworkManager et al. silently not enabling due to the all-or-nothing grub-btrfs.path name). System completeness: - greetd + tuigreet graphical login; installed pacman.conf + working mirrorlist; base CLI tools (nano, micro, vim, htop, …); amd/intel-ucode; tlp + hypridle power management; systemd-timesyncd, fstrim.timer; wpa_supplicant wifi; Zen browser (republished to the [Breadway] repo). Desktop + theming: - Native Lua Hyprland config (hyprland.lua) with curated standard binds; kitty (blur) replaces foot; awww wallpaper + pywal palette (tamed to a black base with warm accents); GTK dark mode. - Plymouth boot splash (bos theme: logo + spinner + status) via plymouthcfg. - Varela Round font; Calamares bread-palette sidebar (logo/black-region polish still pending).
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# Put the per-user bakery bin dir on PATH. The bread ecosystem (breadd, breadbar,
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# breadbox, …) is installed there by bakery, and the Hyprland session launches
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# them via `exec-once`, which resolves against the PATH it inherits from the
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# login shell. Arch's stock /etc/profile does not add ~/.local/bin, so do it here
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# for every login shell (live user and installed user alike).
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case ":$PATH:" in
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*":$HOME/.local/bin:"*) ;;
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*) export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH" ;;
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