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# Wayland installation
## dwl and dwlb
Follow installation instructions from dwl + dwlb to compile the two packages and install theme
Create a startup script or put into .bash_profile the following command to allow dwl to start correctly:
exec dbus-run-session dwl -s 'dwlb -font "HackNerdFont:size=16"'
dwl requires that a status bar be provided for -s, in this case we are using dwlb
References:
[Arch Linux Article](https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Dwl)
Software:
[dwlb](https://github.com/kolunmi/dwlb)
[dwl](https://codeberg.org/dwl/dwl)
[wmenu](https://codeberg.org/adnano/wmenu)
## Escape + Super key mapping
Since wayland does not have support for xcape, we need to use interception with a plugin instead.
The following link goes over how to install and use the interception plugin.
These are the configurations for my setup:
/etc/interception/dual-function-keys/mappings.yml:
MAPPINGS:
- KEY: KEY_CAPSLOCK
TAP: KEY_ESC
HOLD: KEY_LEFTMETA
/etc/interception/udevmon.d/rivos-laptop-udevmon.yml:
- JOB: "intercept -g $DEVNODE | dual-function-keys -c /etc/interception/dual-function-keys/mappings.yml | uinput -d $DEVNODE"
DEVICE:
NAME: "AT Translated Set 2 keyboard"
To get the device name: see the reference link.
References:
[interception](https://gitlab.com/interception/linux/plugins/dual-function-keys/)
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