I'm running Arch Linux and I've set up MangoWC to optimize my PC's performance. I followed the instructions on the MangoWC wiki and installed everything I needed. However, when I try to modify the configuration files in the .config/mango directory using nano, I get an error saying that the directory '.config/mango' does not exist. This is a problem because I need to change the keybindings to navigate through windows effectively. Can anyone help me out?
2 Answers
You need to create the mango directory within .config before you can use any configuration files. Just open your terminal and type `mkdir -p ~/.config/mango`. Once the directory is created, you should be able to proceed with modifying the config files as needed.
If you're not sure where to find the necessary files, they should be documented in the MangoWC wiki. Usually, you just need to create the directory first, then you can add or modify the config files as required. If you run into further issues, feel free to ask!
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