67eac27d79
- Make everything compatible with both Artix and Fedora - Install script is now only for Artix - Extra .zsh files are no longer dot files, makes sourcing from .zshrc easier
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# My dotfiles
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This is a collection of some of my dotfiles for my Linux systems. I personally use these on Artix Linux and Fedora Workstation.
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If you're on Artix Linux, you can install these dotfiles by cloning this repository and executing `artix-install.sh`:
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```bash
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$ git clone https://github.com/theanonymousexyz/dotfiles.git
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$ cd dotfiles
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$ chmod +x artix-install.sh
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$ ./artix-install.sh
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```
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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`:
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```bash
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sudo ln -s $(which sudo) /usr/bin/doas
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```
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**Notes:**
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- You need to make `doas`/`sudo` rules that allow you to execute, `poweroff` and `reboot` (and additionally `ivpn-service` and `pkill "^ivpn-service$"` if you use IVPN) without a password, otherwise the keybindings and scripts for those won't work.
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- The install script requires GNU Stow to work.
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- Make sure to thoroughly examine these dotfiles and change them to your needs before using them.
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- See the READMEs in the individual subfolders here for special notes.
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- I've installed `dash` and symlinked `/bin/sh` to it for faster execution of shell scripts. As such, all my scripts try to be as POSIX compliant as possible. If you're on an Arch based distro, you can install `dashbinsh` from the AUR to automatically keep `/bin/sh` symlinked to `dash`.
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