YADM and Ansible maintained personal dotfiles. YADM keeps the user context(~/) configuration up to date, and Ansible retains the system configuration, packages, and other shenanigans. Since the dotfiles are highly personalized, they are not meant to be cloned and re-used. So instead, look around and see if you can find something useful for yourself. Enjoy.
- sway (window manager) + waybar (status bar)
- kitty - fast GPU-accelerated terminal
- fish-shell + starship and various other plugins.
- yubikey-touch-detector - a tool that can detect when your YubiKey is waiting for a touch.
- browserpass - browser extension for
passandgopass. - wluma - automatic brightness adjustment based on screen contents.
- wl-clipboard-manager - clipboard manager for Wayland.
- ttf-joypixels - latest JoyPixels font that provides colorful emojis for almost all apps on Linux (formerly EmojiOne).
- yadm - dotfile manager.
- ansible - as system level dotfile manager.
- yay - pacman/aur wrapper.
- ranger - file manager.
- Follow my Arch installation guide (Dell XPS13 9300).
- Bootstrap system:
# Switch to personal user
su - <username>
# With YADM download the dotfiles and bootstrap the system
yadm clone https://github.com/mordax7/dotfiles.git -f
yadm bootstrap
# Exit and reboot
exit
umount -R /mnt
reboot