Dotfiles

My dotfiles for Arch Linux system.

• Main repository: https://codeberg.org/miyakogi/dotfiles

Display managers are not supported. You should use TTY login at tty-1 (default) and then select Shell/DE/WM.

Install

At first, confirm that base and base-devel packages are installed:

sudo pacman -S base base-devel

Then, on Arch Linux, install packages by run:

./arch-install.sh

This installs all required packages. Other Distributions (including Arch-Derivatives) are not supported. If you still want to try, check packages in arch-install.sh script and install them manually.

Then to make config files for supported applications, run:

./install.py

Setup

Enable TTY Login

Disable display managers (e.g. SDDM or GDM) if enabled.

Enable Systemd User Services

Enable systemd services for graphical session.

systemctl --user enable --now autotiling.service dunst.service fcitx5.service swayidle.service hypridle.service

Set Wallpapers and Lock Screen Images

Use wallpaper for each WM as below:

• sway: $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/sway/bg{,_4k}.png
• hyprland: $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/hypr/bg{,_4k}.png

Use lock screen images for each WM as below:

• sway/hyprland: $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/hypr/lock{,_4k}.png

Monitor settings are hard-coded for my environment (DP-1 for 4K 144Hz main monitor and HDMI-A-1 for 2560x1600 60Hz sub monitor).

Font Setting

Add ~/.config/fontconfig/fonts.conf if not exist, and add the below line in the <fontconfig> section:

<include ignore_missing="yes">conf.d</include>

Keyboard Setting (Optional)

This repository includes keyd setting files for better key setting. To use them, you need to manually setup configuration.

WARNING: This setting will change system-wide keyboard configuration, be careful. WARNING: Before applying this setting, read and understand keyd document.

1. Install keyd: paru -S keyd
2. Create Symlink to /etc/keyd/default.conf:

sudo mkdir -p /etc/keyd

cd /path/to/cloned/dotfiles

# bash
sudo ln -s -v "$(realpath keyd/default.conf)" /etc/keyd/default.conf 

# fish
sudo ln -s -v (realpath keyd/default.conf) /etc/keyd/default.conf 

sudo systemctl enable --now keyd.service
sudo keyd reload  # optional