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# Next steps
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Create your first configuration by reading the [Intro](./intro).
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Create your first configuration by reading the [Intro](/docs/configuration/intro).
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# {frontmatter.title}
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See [Getting Started](./configuration/getting-started) for installation and editor configuration instructions.
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See [Getting Started](/docs/configuration/getting-started) for installation and editor configuration instructions.
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You should start with the [Introduction](./configuration/intro) which will guide you
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You should start with the [Introduction](/docs/configuration/intro) which will guide you
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through the basics of QML by creating a simple topbar with a clock.
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From there you can read the [QML Overview](./configuration/qml-overview) to get an overview of
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From there you can read the [QML Overview](/docs/configuration/qml-overview) to get an overview of
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the QML language, or jump right into the [Type Reference](/docs/types) to find
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types you can use in your shell.
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The [quickshell-examples](https://git.outfoxxed.me/outfoxxed/quickshell-examples) repo contains
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The [quickshell-examples](https://git.outfoxxed.me/quickshell/quickshell-examples) repo contains
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fully working example configurations you can read and modify.
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This page will walk you through the process of creating a simple bar/panel, and
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introduce you to all the basic concepts involved.
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There are many links to the [QML Overview](../qml-overview)
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There are many links to the [QML Overview](/docs/configuration/qml-overview)
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and [Type Reference](/docs/types) which you should follow if you don't
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fully understand the concepts involved.
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