Installing

Using the GUI installer

You're going to need the following dependencies

1. CMake
2. GNU make
3. A C++ 17 compiler with a compatible standard library(GCC, clang)
4. Have the glxinfo utility installed
5. You need to be running PulseAudio
6. You need to be running X11
7. You need to be running a still supported Intel, AMD or Nvidia GPU
8. Bash

When you have all of that set up you can move to the following:

1. Run the buildall.sh script as your standard permission user
2. Run ./ugm-gui-installer
3. Follow the steps

If you don't want to use the script you can replicate all steps listed in it for your setup

Using the CLI installer

1. Install lxd
   1. On Gentoo: root # emerge lxd
   2. On Arch: root # pacman -S lxd
   3. On Debian/Ubuntu: root # apt install lxd
2. Run the user $ ./copy-scripts.sh script, it will copy all the needed files and create the necessary folders
3. Run the root # ./ugm-cli-prepare-install.sh script, this should only be run once per installation of the manager on the system
4. Add the following to the PATH environment variable export PATH=~/.config/UntitledLinuxGamingManager/scripts/:$PATH
5. You might have some audio and networking problems, restart your computer and if you still have them go to the Troubleshooting entry
6. If everything until here was successful, run the user $ lxc launch images:archlinux <system-name-here>, this will create a container with a given name
7. Run user $ ./ugm-cli-install.sh, this will start the installer, follow the steps and provide the correct information
8. By the end of the install script you would have a fully functional system and can move to using the managers and as always, if there are any problems go to Troubleshooting, and if they aren't listed here, create an issue

Installing the managers

You can run a the user $ ./buildall.sh script to build all installers and managers, otherwise

1. Change into the Managers directory
2. To compile the CLI manager do the following

user $ cd CLi/ && mkdir build && cd build && cmake -G "Unix Makefiles" ..
user $ make -j <number of compute jobs> 
user $ cp ugm-cli ../../../

3. To compile the GUI manager do the following

user $ cd GUI/ && mkdir build && cd build && cmake -G "Unix Makefiles" ..
user $ make -j <number of compute jobs> 
user $ cp ugm-gui ../../../

Usage

For the cli manager use the ugm-cli utility, for the gui ugm-gui

You can get a help message for the ugm-cli utility by using the --help option