https://github.com/codybloemhard/linux-rice
My Rice for Linux (Arch/Artix && Void)
https://github.com/codybloemhard/linux-rice
arch artix automatic dotfiles linux rice void
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My Rice for Linux (Arch/Artix && Void)
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/codybloemhard/linux-rice
- Owner: codybloemhard
- License: apache-2.0
- Created: 2019-01-02T12:07:32.000Z (almost 7 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2025-07-04T22:27:13.000Z (3 months ago)
- Last Synced: 2025-07-04T23:27:53.151Z (3 months ago)
- Topics: arch, artix, automatic, dotfiles, linux, rice, void
- Language: Shell
- Homepage:
- Size: 3.9 MB
- Stars: 0
- Watchers: 1
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- License: LICENSE
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README
# Cody's Linux Rice (Artix / Arch / Void)
## Maintained?
* Artix: Yes, I use this rice on my Artix desktop daily
* Arch: Kinda, after some minor tweaks it should be fine on Arch.
* Void: No, the config is outdated.
Currently moving away from i3-gaps into ringwm.
I3 is only used as backup right now.
Bar config is already less compatible with i3.
To be removed after the testing period.
## About
- A minimal but useable desktop environment for my personal use.
- Supports live theme changing.
Key | Value
------------------------|-----------------------------------
Os | Artix
Init system | OpenRC
Display server | X11
Display init | sx (https://github.com/Earnestly/sx)
WM (phase in) | Ringwm (https://github.com/codybloemhard/ringwm)
WM (phase out) | i3-gaps
Shell (bin/sh) | Dash
Shell (Login) | Fish
Terminal | St (https://github.com/codybloemhard/st-cody)
Launcher | Dmenu (https://github.com/codybloemhard/dmenu-cody)
Status bar | Shapebar (https://gitlab.com/codybloemhard/shapebar)
Prompt | Starship (https://github.com/starship/starship)
Text editor | NeoVim
Compositor | Picom
AUR helper | Paru
Keymap | Physical: QMK (https://github.com/codybloemhard/qmk-cody)
Notable Utils | Scrot, Slock, Feh, Fzf, Ag, Bat, Eza, Dust, Btop, Paclog, Reat
Themes | Nord, Gruvbox, Hawkrad, Tokyo Night, Space, Dark
## Example Image
## Usefull Shortcuts
- C: Control, S:Shift, M:Mod.
- M = Mod (windowskey).
### i3-gaps
- M-f = close window
- M-b = open terminal
- M-j = open browser
- M-h = open dmenu
- M-Space = toggle popup terminal
- M-a = focus left window
- M-o = focus right window
- M-u = focus up window
- M-e = focus down window
- M-S-a = move left window
- M-S-o = move right window
- M-S-u = move up window
- M-S-e = move down window
- M-k = split horizontally from now on
- M-p = split vertically from now on
- M-r = toggle into resize mode
- a = (resize mode) decrease width
- o = (resize mode) increase width
- u = (resize mode) decrease height
- e = (resize mode) increase height
- M-n = toggle fullscreen for selected window
- M-S-f = toggle floating mode for selected window
- M-z = increase gap size
- M-S-z = decrease gap size
- M-x = set gap size to default
- M-S-x = set gap size to 0
- M-(q,g,m,l,w,y) = switch to workspace n
- M-S(q,g,m,l,w,y) = move window to workspace n
- M-S-d = reload config file
- M-S-s = restart i3, keep windows open
- M-S-t = close i3, xserver
### st-cody
- Mouse to select text(if you want)
- C-u = scroll up
- C-e = scroll down
- C-S-Pgup = increase font size
- C-S-Pgdn = decrease font size
- C-S-c = copy
- C-S-v = paste
- C-v = Select mode (Vim-like)
- a,u,e,o = Move around
- arrows = Move around
- s = Toggle select mode
- t = Toggle block mode
- Escape = Quit select mode
- Return = Quit select mode and keep selection
- /, ? = Search forward, backwards
- n, N = Next, previous search result
# Install
## Install Rice:
0. Assuming you have internet access now and you only have artix installed.
1. Login as a normal user.
2. Install git (or include it in pacstrap): `sudo pacman -S git`
3. Make a dir for all git projects: `mkdir ~/git`
4. Goto the new dir: `cd ~/git`
5. Pull this repo(assuming you read this on another device): `git clone https://gitlab.com/codybloemhard/linux-rice.git`
6. `cd ~/git/linux-rice/artix`
8. Give exec rights: `chmod +x calr.sh`
9. Run it `./calr.sh`
10. It does stuff(installing and copying config files).
11. You now have the programs, my configs, repos installed, system updated etc.
12. `startx` to start the x server.
### Configure wifi (wpa, optional):
0. View your network interfaces `sudo ip link show`
1. Pick your interface, called _interface from now.
2. List all networks by running `sudo iw dev interface scan | grep -i ssid`
3. Pick one called _ssid from now.
4. You know the password for the network, called _key from now.
5. Backup example conf: `cp /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant-std.conf`
6. Populate the conf with our data. `wpa_passphrase _ssid _key >> /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf`
7. For some reason had to do `killall wpa_applicant`;
8. `wpa_supplicant -B -i -c -Dwext`
9. `dhcpcd _interface`
10. Should work now, `pacman -Syu` and `ping somewebsite` should work.
11. If not, i also had to repeat some steps. If it prompts that it has this file in /usr/.... after step 10, just remove it with `rm filename`. and repeat step 10.
### Confige wifi (connmanctl, optional):
0. `connmanctl`
1. `enable wifi`
2. `scan wifi`
3. `agent on`
4. `connect wifi_...`
### Some tid bits
- mount boot partition to `/mnt/boot`, but install grub with `grub-install --target=x86_64-efi --efi-directory=/boot/efi --bootloader-id=grub`
- If you use grub and it boots to an grub terminal instead of the menu, boot from usb again, arch-chroot into your system, install grub with `--removable` flag.
- when chrooted in, install `pacman -S iwd dhcpcd` as they are only present at the install iso and not in your fresh system.
- Install sudo `pacman -S sudo`
- Make a normal user `useradd -m username` and set password `passwd username`
- Add user as sudoer `su -c visudo`, scroll down till you see `root ALL=(ALL) ALL`, add under that line `username ALL=(ALL) ALL`
## More Examples
