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https://github.com/dianaw353/dotfiles

A easy to use, post install script to install hyprland dotfiles
https://github.com/dianaw353/dotfiles

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A easy to use, post install script to install hyprland dotfiles

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> [!IMPORTANT]

> This repo is going under some overhaul as we start working on the switch to Aylur's Gtk Shell, version 2.x.

> The branch you're at, `main`, is currently at AGS version 1.9.0 and will no longer have new features unless absolutely necessary.





 
Dotfiles








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   A Hyprland configuration set using AGS (Aylur's Gtk Shell).


   Can also be used as an automated post-install configuration script.










> [!WARNING]

> Laptop workarounds are based on community feedback, and NVIDIA support is noted by Hyprland Wiki to be unofficial but supported with the help of the community.



## Showcase



### Version 2



Currently being developed... Picture comming Soon!



### Version 1 as of 11-18-14 (Maintenance Mode)




















## Featues



Dotfiles





- Sane defaults for Pacman

- Clean and minimal configurations for fastfetch, ZSH and OMP (Oh-My-Posh)

  - ZSH configuration also includes a command called `rmpmlck` (ReMove PacMan LoCK) to remove the lock file if Pacman is not running.

- Focus on GTK

- Login skin by AGS

  - Uses GreetD as the greeter.

- Material 3 design language

  - Yes, this includes a replica of the Monet engine!

- Sane Hypridle configuration set

  - Inhibits locking in full screen.

  - Pauses all supported players when locked.

    - Player support depends on the player of choice. Most major ones like Spotify and YouTube Music should support this.

- Basic OSDs (On-Screen Displays)

  - Located on the right side of the screen by default for consistency with phones and tablets.

- Mild customizability, with even more tweaks possible inside the config files themselves

  - Hey, at least it's the widest variety of configurations you can get from the GUI! It's like Good Lock on Samsung except it comes bundled out of the box.

- Keyboard shortcuts guide widget

  - Similar to what Ubuntu Unity and Pardus have.

  - Can be invoked with Super+/, much like on Discord.

- Full screen mobile-esque power menu

  - This ain't like KDE but more like, again, Android devices.

- Cute defaults for images

  - ...if you like anime style, that is. You can still change those in configurations, though.

- Many more available and to come!



Scripts





- Fully automated

- Granular configuration



Prepares the system for the configuration





- Updates the system before anything else.

- Makes sure preliminary dependencies are installed.

- Installs the AUR helper of choice.

- (Optional) Sets up Chaotic AUR - A pacman repo for prebuilt AUR packages.

- Generates mirror list using `rate-mirrors-bin` for fastest package installation experience possible.

  - A backup of the previous mirror list is generated should you need to revert back.



- VM detection - Hyprland needs extra configuration for virtual machines to enforce software rendering.

- Installs GPU drivers where supported.

  - Config review before running is a must! (`group_vars/all.yml`)

  - **__IF YOU HAVE AN NVIDIA GPU NOT SUPPORTED BY THE LATEST DRIVER, YOU MUST AVOID PROPRIETARY DRIVERS SERVED HERE AND FOLLOW ARCH WIKI FOR THE ONE THAT SUITS YOU!__**

- Laptop workarounds

  - Currently only has auto-brightness blacklisting for Framework laptops - The board vendor is detected just in case.

- KVM configuration with 3D accelaration

- Required and optional dependencies for Linux gaming :D

- Full support for Arch Linux, with more on the roadmap.

- More of these! Check the config for most of them!



## Supported Linux distros



- Arch Linux



## Requirements



1. Get the release you want.

1.1. Stable release (Recommended for end users):

```

bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dianaw353/dotfiles/main/dotfiles.sh) stable

```

1.2. Rolling release (Recommended for developers and enthusiasts):

```

bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dianaw353/dotfiles/main/dotfiles.sh) rolling

```

2. Head into the `dotfiles` folder and edit the variables in `group_vars/all.yml`



> [!NOTE]

> These defaults were adjusted for my own setup, and there may be quite a few things you might want to change in there.



## Installation



(Optional) Do a dry-run to make sure things go smoothly:

```

ansible-playbook main.yml --ask-become-pass --check

```



The real deal:

```

ansible-playbook main.yml --ask-become-pass

```



You may also run a specific role instead of the entire playbook, which will install and configure only the packages and apps that role contains.

```

ansible-playbook main.yml --ask-become-pass -t role1 [role2 [...]]

```



> P.S. A list of the available roles can be found under the `default_roles` variable inside `group_vars/all.yml`. :3



## To-Do



View [the relevant issues tag](https://github.com/dianaw353/dotfiles/issues?q=is%3Aissue+label%3AFeature+is%3Aopen) for a more comprehensive rough list of To-Dos and upcoming features.



## Layout of the repo



Click/Tap to reveal



- Pre-configuration Tasks

  - Package manager

    - Perform system upgrade if needed.

    - Make sure preliminary dependencies are installed.

    - Install the AUR helper of choice.

    - (Optional) Set up Chaotic AUR.

    - Generate mirror list using `rate-mirrors-bin`.

      - A backup of the existing list will be generated in case you don't like the one generated by this repo.

    - Update `pacman` configuration.

  - VM detection

    - Hyprland requires extra configuration for software rendering, which is a must for VMs.

  - Drivers

    - CPU detection to install the relevant `ucode` in case you skip it during system installation.

    - GPU detection

      - Core 64-bit, 32-bit and multiarch packages for all GPUs

      - Required open-source multiarch graphics drivers and packages for AMD, Intel and NVIDIA

      - Required proprietary multiarch graphics drivers and packages for AMD, Intel and NVIDIA

  - Laptop workarounds

    - Board vendor detection for appropriate workarounds to be applied.

  - System

    - Install required packages

    - Enable SystemD services

      - `systemd-timesyncd.service`

      - `bluetooth.service`

      - `pipewire.service`

      - `pipewire-pulse.service`

      - `wireplumber.service`

    - Fixes

      - GTK window buttons

      - Screen locking

      - Screen sharing using Pipewire

    - Install packages

      - Core system packages

      - Audio server - May only choose either of these, not both.

        - Pipewire

        - PulseAudio

      - Bluetooth

        - Core packages

        - PulseAudio companions

- Core roles

  - AGS

    - Install required packages

    - Configuration

      - Create configuration directories

      - Copy over the configuration files - User profile images included.

      - Enable required services

  - Hyprland

    - Install required packages

    - Configuration

      - Copy over the configuration files

      - Update pre-made configuration files

      - Enable dynamic cursors

  - Install and configure core packages

    - (Optional) Change the default shell

      - Supports only ZSH. Also disables OMP warnings if my config is used.

  - i18n (Internationalization)

    - Install fcitx5 and configure it.

      - The only configuration for now is allowing language switches everywhere.

    - (Optional per language) Install fonts for non-Latin languages. Currently supports the following languages:

      - CJK (Chinese-Japanese-Korean) - Noto

      - Japanese - Official font by the IPA

      - toki pona - linja pona

    - (Optional per language) Install fcitx5 IMEs for non-Latin languages. Currently supports the following languages with their respective packages:

      - Chinese - `fcitx5-chinese-addons`

      - Japanese - `fcitx5-mozc`

      - Korean - `fcitx5-hangul`

      - toki pona - `ilo-sitelen-git`

  - Install custom apps

  - KVM

    - Replace `iptables` with `iptables-nft`

    - Install required packages

    - Enable required services

    - Add current user to `libvirt` group

    - Update `libvirtd` settings

    - Make sure virtual network is started and set it to automatically start on boot

  - VMware

    - Install specified headers package for your kernel (Required for `vmmon` and `vmnet` kernel modules)

    - Install VMware Workstation from AUR

    - Enable USB Arbitrator and Networks services

  - Install required packages and optimal gaming experience

- Post-configuration Tasks

  - Clear AUR cache



## Credits



- TechDufus: https://github.com/TechDufus/dotfiles

- Logan Marchione: https://github.com/loganmarchione/ansible-arch-linux

- Dreams of Autonomy: https://github.com/dreamsofautonomy/zensh and https://github.com/dreamsofautonomy/zen-omp

- Aylur: https://github.com/Aylur/dotfiles

- Kotontrion: https://github.com/kotontrion/dotfiles

- Stephan Raabe: https://gitlab.com/stephan-raabe/dotfiles

- And more that I might have forgotten to add...