reinstall

Personal setup scripts to get a freshly installed machine back to my preferred display and audio configuration in one command each. Built for Arch-based systems (pacman / paru / yay) running PipeWire.

Each command downloads a prebuilt helper, walks you through a short interactive setup, and installs a small background service. No toolchain required.

Screen

Note

Works on GNOME (via gdctl) and KDE Plasma (via kscreen-doctor) — auto-detected at setup, or force it with BACKEND=gnome/BACKEND=kde. On KDE it also works around the TV HDMI detect-loop (TV off but cable plugged) by toggling the connector's DRM status, installing a small root helper + sudoers rule for that. Optionally syncs with Sunshine for game streaming if it's installed; works fine without it.

Lets you flip your display setup between layouts on demand — for example your desktop monitors versus the TV — instead of fiddling with display settings each time. The setup detects your monitors and builds the layouts; a small service then lets you switch (including remotely over the local network, which pairs nicely with game streaming).

bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JiPaix/reinstall/main/screen.sh)

Audio

Important

Install these yourself first (package names may vary by distribution): pipewire, pipewire-pulse, wireplumber, ladspa, swh-plugins, ffmpeg.

Sets up the audio path for a soundbar: applies an equalizer, keeps a Bluetooth soundbar from dozing off mid-silence, and runs a small service that reports the soundbar's current state over the local network.

bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JiPaix/reinstall/main/audio.sh)

Notes

• Run them from a real terminal (the setup is interactive). The bash <(curl …) form above keeps the prompts working — a plain curl … | bash would not.
• Binaries are published automatically as a GitHub Release; the scripts pull the latest one. To pin a version, set RELEASE_TAG=vX.Y.Z before running.