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My dotfiles

This is a collection of some of my dotfiles for my Linux systems. I personally use these on Artix Linux and Fedora Workstation.

If you're on Artix Linux, you can install these dotfiles by cloning this repository and executing artix-install.sh:

$ git clone https://github.com/theanonymousexyz/dotfiles.git
$ cd dotfiles
$ chmod +x artix-install.sh
$ ./artix-install.sh

Note that I use doas instead of sudo. If you prefer sudo, then change all instances of doas to sudo, or simply create a symlink doas pointing to sudo:

sudo ln -s $(which sudo) /usr/bin/doas

Notes:

  • You need to make doas/sudo rules that allow you to execute, poweroff and reboot (and additionally ivpn-service and pkill "^ivpn-service$" if you use IVPN) without a password, otherwise the keybindings and scripts for those won't work.
  • The install script requires GNU Stow to work.
  • Make sure to thoroughly examine these dotfiles and change them to your needs before using them.
  • See the READMEs in the individual subfolders here for special notes.
  • I use dash instead of sh or bash for my shell scripts. As such, all my scripts try to be as POSIX compliant as possible. If you don't want to use dash, you can change the shebang in the scripts to #!/bin/sh or #!/bin/bash.