🔧 ~/. dotfiles for Arch Linux


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🚀 Getting started
Clone
cd
cd dev
git clone https://github.com/aureooms/dotfiles
cd dotfiles
Install software
sudo sh bootstrap/install-base
Install dotfiles
bash bootstrap/dotfiles-update
Install hardware-dependent software
Graphics
Usually one of the following drivers will work. Check the intel graphics, nvidia, and nouveau pages on the wiki.
pacman -S mesa vulkan-intel
pacman -S mesa xf86-video-intel
pacman -S xf86-video-nouveau
pacman -S xf86-video-ati
pacman -S nvidia
Microcode
Configure early loading of microcode updates depending on your CPU (if AMD or Intel).
SSD ATA_TRIM
Setup trimming for all solid-state drives partitions (including the ones under LUKS).
Power
In general, check out Power management on the Arch wiki.
For systems with hybrid graphics (with both an integrated GPU and a dedicated GPU), see Bumblebee to save laptop battery or energy.
Heat
Consider installing thermald.
Install system
Logout, login, then
up -i
Update system
up -a
👩🚀 Usage
See wiki.
🚧 Plugins (beta)
This repository has grown so large that, without modification or curation, it is unusable for anybody other than myself. To palliate this issue, I started moving important functionality away from this repository. The ultimate goal would be to have a plugin/package and dependency handling system that would work in the realm of configuration files and scripts. See my list of dotfiles packages and the instruction to install a dotfiles plugin.

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