niri module: noctalia now in Fedora repos, drop Terra dependency

noctalia 5.3.0 is in the Fedora 44 updates repo (confirmed on
packages.fedoraproject.org and by a fresh-install dnf install noctalia).
The niri module no longer calls add_terra_repo; Terra stays in the base
section and in the mango module, which is the only consumer left
(mangowc). README + comments updated.
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2026-10-27 11:43:48 +01:00
committed by yuri
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@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ Each module pulls in `lib/` by relative path, so it works both ways.
| TWM | Source | Session type | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| `niri` | Fedora repos + Terra (for `noctalia`) | Wayland | Ships its own session entry |
| `niri` | Fedora repos | Wayland | noctalia is packaged since F44; ships its own session entry |
| `hyprland` | **COPR** (lionheartp, then hermitfeather, then solopasha) | Wayland | Retired from Fedora repos after F42; first COPR with a chroot for your release wins |
| `mango` | **Terra repo only** | Wayland | Session entry written if the package lacks one |
| `chadwm` | **built from source** | **X11** | dwm fork; not packaged anywhere for Fedora |
@@ -135,11 +135,11 @@ OS_RELEASE_FILE=/tmp/fake-os-release ./setup.sh --yes --de=xfce --twm=chadwm
## Known limitations
* `noctalia` and `mangowc` come from **Terra**, and `hyprland` from the
**solopasha** COPR — all third-party sources. Their package layout is not
guaranteed across Fedora releases; `mango` aborts with build-from-source
instructions if the package is missing. Terra is added in the base section
(and re-checked idempotently inside the modules that need it).
* `mangowc` comes from **Terra** (added in the base section) and `hyprland`
from a **COPR** — third-party sources whose layout is not guaranteed across
Fedora releases; `mango` aborts with build-from-source instructions if the
package is missing. `noctalia` has been in the Fedora repos since F44, so
the niri module needs no third-party repo.
* Package *names* are not verified by installation in this repo's test harness —
only control flow is. First real run on a fresh F44 box is the actual proof.
* `gnome-tweaks`/`gnome-extensions-app`, `wofi`, `waybar`, `hyprlock` and friends