dotfiles

Pretty self explanatory.

Setup

install.sh links the configuration in this repo into $HOME. It is idempotent, so a rerun leaves correct links alone and repoints wrong ones.

./install.sh --dry-run        # report the changes, write nothing
./install.sh                  # create the links
./install.sh --systemd        # also link the systemd user units
./install.sh --desktop-env    # also install programs and apply Plasma settings
./install.sh --desktop-env --personal   # also Discord and Steam

The systemd user units (supernote, meeting-followups) are Linux only and opt in, because those timers suit a desktop that runs all the time. --systemd only links them. To enable them, see supernote/README.md and meeting-followups/README.md.

--desktop-env works on Fedora KDE Plasma only. It runs fedora/kde/install.sh (packages, flatpaks, fonts, a ghostty build, oh-my-zsh, tpm, the AI tools) before the links, and fedora/kde/plasma.sh (Caps Lock as Meta, five virtual desktops, global shortcuts) after them. Both scripts are idempotent and can run on their own. Shortcut changes take effect after a logout.

The bspwm desktop (config/bspwm, config/polybar, config/picom.conf) and fedora/bspwm/ stay in the repo, but install.sh ignores them. fedora/bspwm/install.sh takes a Fedora server install to that desktop.