My personal dotfiles for void and arch linux

This repository contains a set of scripts to support different profiles / setups and environments

How to install

General

Install your basic OS (arch linux or void linux).

Then install git with the package manager (which is needed to clone this repo):

xbps-install -Sy git sudo

Now clone this repo to wherever want (it should stay at that location even after running the setup, to make sure you can also update your profile with the up command)

git clone https://github.com/RononDex/voiddotfiles

Open the directory with cd dotfiles and execute the installation script:

sh profile-enabler.sh

This will take a while to run, go grab a coffee or exercise :) Once the script has finished, simply reboot into your finished and ready to use system (you might have to enter exit once during the installation process, it sometimes gets stuck in the zsh after installing it. After entering exit it will continue installation)

To upgrade your system (including the AUR packages) just enter up in your terminal. This will do a git pull of the dotfiles repository, and rerun the profile-enabler.sh with your installed profile.

AstroPi

See AstroPi-README

How it works

1. Copies all files from the folder defaults to your home directory
2. Runs default-profile-install-<distro>.sh which will install all the default stuff that is the same across all pc's
3. Run profile-enabler.sh lcoated in your chosen profile folder profiles/[profileName]/profile-enabler.sh

So to create your own profile, simply fork this repository and create your own profile in the profiles folder. The only mandatory files are xprofile, bashprofile, distro and profile-enabler.sh

Software installed by default (for all profiles)

For an up to date list check the file itself here https://github.com/RononDex/dotfiles/raw/master/default-profile-install-void.sh

• zsh (with oh-my-zsh and powerlevel10k)
• networkmanager
• fonts
• ranger
• zathura
• sddm (with sugar candy theme)
• ...

Data Structure

This repository is structured into the following folders:

1. defaults: Contains all the default files that install all the base files into ~/
2. profiles: Contains one subfolder per profile, with overrides for the base profile.
3. functions: Contains several functions reused throughout the different shell scripts