misc: Update docs

Changing between desktop environments is no longer a feature since
it's easier and more convenient to use only one environment, although
it's still certainly possible for the determined user.

.archlinux/PKGBUILDs/README.md

@@ -1,30 +1,12 @@
 # PKGBUILDs
 
-Here are my PKGBUILDs I use on Arch Linux. Each has a specific use case. I use PKGBUILDs to know exactly what I have on my machine, and to make it easier to sync changes across multiple Arch installations.
+I use PKGBUILDs to know exactly what I have on my machine, and to make it easy to sync changes across multiple Arch installations.
 
-Of course, you don't have to use **any** of these packages for your own installation, but if you want to use my setup, you probably want to use the packages I use as well.
+Note that you can install multiple DEs and WMs at once, then switch between them with your display manager (although the practicality of this is questionable).
 
-## Getting Started
+## Packages
 
-There are some **core packages** that need to be installed before anything else, listed below:
-
-- [tari-core](/.archlinux/PKGBUILDs/tari-core) - Core packages I use for many things
-- [tari-cli](/.archlinux/PKGBUILDs/tari-cli) - CLI programs that are nice to have
-- [tari-desktop](/.archlinux/PKGBUILDs/tari-desktop) - Packages I use common to all desktop environments
-
-### Add-on packages
-
-Now that everything is installed, it's just a matter of choosing a desktop environment or window manager. Note that you can install multiple DEs and WMs at once, then switch between them with your display manager.
-
-- [tari-gnome](/.archlinux/PKGBUILDs/tari-gnome) - The GNOME desktop environment, with GTK-related software
-- [tari-plasma](/.archlinux/PKGBUILDs/tari-plasma) - The Plasma desktop environment, with Qt and KDE-related software
-- [tari-bspwm](/.archlinux/PKGBUILDs/tari-bspwm) - The bspwm window manager, with optional Qt and GTK support (through `tari-gnome` and `tari-plasma`)
-
-Other window managers exist, but may not be trivial to use in non-traditional (HiDPI) environments.
-
-### Other packages
-
-- [tari-scripts](/.archlinux/PKGBUILDs/tari-scripts) - Color scripts, purely for aesthetics
-- [tari-util-xeventbind](/.archlinux/PKGBUILDs/tari-util-xeventbind) - Useful to change X DPI on resolution change
-
-TODO: More to come soon...
+- [bspwm-round-corners-git](/.archlinux/PKGBUILDs/bspwm-round-corners-git) - X11 window manager with border_radius support
+- [color-scripts](/.archlinux/PKGBUILDs/color-scripts) - Color scripts, purely for aesthetics
+- [tari-core](/.archlinux/PKGBUILDs/tari-core) - Meta package for my Arch Linux installation
+- [xeventbind](/.archlinux/PKGBUILDs/xeventbind) - Useful to change X DPI on resolution change

.archlinux/README.md

@@ -6,7 +6,6 @@
 
 - A universal color scheme consistent across all terminal software
 - A universal theme across both Qt and GTK applications
-- The ability to switch between GNOME, Plasma, and bspwm efficiently
 - Full HiDPI support for Qt, GTK, and X-level software applications
 - Easily switch between both traditional and HiDPI resolution in the same X environment
 

README.md

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ On a fresh [Fedora][fedora] install, run the bootstrap script.
 git clone https://github.com/GloverDonovan/.files --depth 1 && ./.files/.fedora/bootstrap.sh
 ```
 
-> **Note**: If you just want my Fedora look, run the [make rice](./.fedora) target.
+> **Note**: If you just want my Fedora look, run the [make rice](./.fedora) target instead.
 
 ### Use only the dotfiles you want