How goat installs

How goat installs

./install.sh links each part of the repo into place, so the repo stays the single place to edit. Keep it where you cloned it. Re-running it is safe.

Folder	What it is	Linked to
theme/	Palette, wallpapers, lock-screen logo, icon set name	~/.config/omarchy/themes/goat
icons/	build.py draws the goat-cream folder icons (Yaru for the rest)	~/.local/share/icons/goat-cream
daynight/	Swaps each wallpaper for its night twin at sunset	run by the hooks
harmony/	Themes Zen and GTK apps from the active palette	run by the hooks
hooks/	post-boot starts the wallpaper daemon; theme-set reruns harmony and daynight	~/.config/omarchy/hooks/*.d/goat
hypr/	Monitors, hotkeys, frosted glass, workspaces, startup layout and scripts	~/.config/hypr/
shell/	Bar layout, widget settings, plugin list, and the notifications plugin	restored into ~/.config/omarchy/

Apps Omarchy already themes from colors.toml follow goat on their own: terminals, Brave and Chromium, VS Code, Obsidian, Neovim, btop, tmux, and the Claude app.

Saving bar changes

Omarchy rewrites its own bar settings, so they're restored from a saved copy rather than linked. After changing the bar or adding a plugin, save it back:

./install.sh --export

Uninstalling

./uninstall.sh

This removes every link, puts back any file goat replaced (kept as *.goat-bak), stops the wallpaper daemon and removes the Zen and GTK styles. Plugins installed from git and your bar layout stay.

Careful: omarchy refresh hyprland writes Omarchy's defaults through the links into the repo. Restore with git checkout if you run it.