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+Greetings, Traveler!
+Here you will find documentation of my journey with Linux, Web Dev, Hyprland and other FOSS Projects.
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content/hyprcrux/installing-my-dots/index.md

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 <h2> This is a step by step guide on using<br> my dotfiles for Arch Linux/Hyprland</h2>
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+### Why *HyprCrux* you ask?
+Well, to keep it as simple as possible if you're not familiar with the term...<br><br>
+**Crux** <br>
+*/krəks/*<br>
+*noun <br>
+a particular point of difficulty.
+plural noun: cruces; plural noun: cruxes.*
+
+I chose this name for my [Hyprland](https://hyprland.org) configuration because I have always found this realm of technology extremely difficult. As an avid rock climber, the term crux is used for the toughest move or sequence of moves on a climb. As an aspiring developer, I felt the term *Crux* fit in here as well!    
+
+I switched to Linux full time rougly 3 months ago after tinkering for a few months on VM's and using my laptop as a test machine, and finally installing Arch Linux on my PC. I have been fascinated with [r/unixporn](https://reddit.com/r/unixporn/) for quite some time now, and after doing very *minimal* research I saw hyprland and knew I had to get my hands on that software.  
+
+
+
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 **Warning!** My configs are messy and may not work for you!
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+
+<h3 class="relative group">Why <em>HyprCrux</em> you ask? 
+    <div id="why-hyprcrux-you-ask" class="anchor"></div>
+
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+</h3>
+<p>Well, to keep it as simple as possible if you&rsquo;re not familiar with the term&hellip;<br><br>
+<strong>Crux</strong> <br>
+<em>/krəks/</em><br>
+<em>noun <br>
+a particular point of difficulty.
+plural noun: cruces; plural noun: cruxes.</em></p>
+<p>I chose this name for my <a href="https://hyprland.org"   target="_blank">
+    Hyprland</a> configuration because I have always found this realm of technology extremely difficult. As an avid rock climber, the term crux is used for the toughest move or sequence of moves on a climb. As an aspiring developer, I felt the term <em>Crux</em> fit in here as well!</p>
+<p>I switched to Linux full time rougly 3 months ago after tinkering for a few months on VM&rsquo;s and using my laptop as a test machine, and finally installing Arch Linux on my PC. I have been fascinated with <a href="https://reddit.com/r/unixporn/"   target="_blank">
+    r/unixporn</a> for quite some time now, and after doing very <em>minimal</em> research I saw hyprland and knew I had to get my hands on that software.</p>
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