XDPH doesn't need ** keyword, it means portage will pull in the latest git version of XDPH available, which at the time of writing the wiki may have been required, but is not necessary now.
* Update Gentoo installation instructions for XDPH
* Changed the suggested overlay from useless-overlay to GURU.
* Bumped qt versions in the docs from 6.4.0 to 6.4.3 since 6.4.0 is not available anymore.
* Remove dependency on specific Qt versions for the Gentoo instructions
Now, the instructions suggest to just unmask the whole package instead of specific versions.
Changed "curzor_zoom_rigid" -> "cursor_zoom_rigid" documentation to match what's written in the actual codebase (E.g. 28ca434fb5/src/render/OpenGL.cpp (L148))
just makes it a little less annoying to get up and running with hyprland and nvidia. covers systemd-boot and grub since theyre the most used (i think).
* Added wl-clip-pesists to the clipboard manager list
Normally, when we copy something on Wayland and then close the application we copied from, the copied data (e.g. text) disappears and we cannot paste it anymore. It is very frustrating when I copy something from a clipboard and the copied data disappears after I close the application. It effects peoples work flow. So we can use something called as wl-clip-persists (https://github.com/Linus789/wl-clip-persist) which will preserve the data in the clipboard even after the application from where we copied the data is closed.
* Edit #2
minor fixes
* Added an example to the special workspace section
Special workspace section was not explained properly. Users should know how a special workspace works thats why I gave an example so that people can understand it better.
* Work around GNU vs. BSD sed -i incompatibility
sed: 1: "src/modules/wlr/workspa ...": bad flag in substitute command: 'k'
https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=254091
* waybar-hyprland also exists on FreeBSD, so drop -git suffix
