It's unclear why this was added and what use it has for normal users of
a general-purpose desktop OS. Until that can be re-established, remove
it from the image.
Fixes the following error:
rsync: This rsync does not support --crtimes (-N)
rsync error: syntax or usage error (code 1) at main.c(1782) [client=3.4.1]
1. core includes things that need to remain on the base image.
2. middleware includes support libraries and tools for non-Flatpak
KDE software
3. kde includes the non-Flatpak KDE software we build
4. apps includes non-Flatpak 3rd-party apps
5. cli includes userspace CLI tools, especially those that work in
Kapsule, or should, or will
Nothing is added or removed; this is purely a re-arranging.
Some more zsh configuration proposed changes:
1. `bindkey '^I' complete-word`: remaps tab key to only suggest completion, not also expand globs. Without this, ls \*\<tab\>, for example, would instantly expand to all files in the current directory, or $HOME would expand to /home/user. This instead would make zsh tab completion behave more like default bash.
2. `setopt hist_verify`: whenever a command has some history expansion, it doesn't instantly run the command, but expands it before. This would be safer, as it allows users to actually see what their actual command is. Counterpoint: for expert users now !!, for example, requires pressing enter twice, but overall i think this slight inconvenience might be worth actually knowing what is going to run before executing it.
3. `setopt auto_cd` : this allows changing directory without typing cd. Instead of 'cd ./project' now one can do './project'. This do would probably be convenient to have enabled by default, and I could not think of big enough cons to not have it.
4. `ZLE_REMOVE_SUFFIX_CHARS=$' \t\n;&|'` and `ZLE_SPACE_SUFFIX_CHARS=$';&|'`: this forces zsh completion to add spaces after completions, instead of removing them when typing some chars, such as ;, &, |. To make an example: typing 'ls /tm\<tab\>\` will result in ls /tmp/. Now if & or | or ; is typed instantly after, zsh will just keep those attached (aka 'ls /tmp&'), which is horrendous to read. With this change, instead, it would add a space in between and thus completing to 'ls /tmp &'. See [Screencast_20260405_153419.webm](/uploads/6ea8ff69758adbb59ea22caecb2599e7/Screencast_20260405_153419.webm)
Also: I have taken the liberty to format the file a little, and move some lines around, so that logically connected configs are close to each other, making the config file easier to read.
P.S: Zsh is a good shell, but damn its defaults are atrocious!
Is a better maintained Userspace Alternative to the Kernel Virtual terminals with better security, mouse/touchpad support, scrolling, multi seat, not kernel panicing but restarting, hardware acceleration etc.
Signed-off-by: Hadi Chokr <hadichokr@icloud.com>
