dotfiles

Automated dotfiles installer with Ansible (featuring my personal set of dotfiles).

./install.sh

Featuring

Hyprland desktop configuration with a selection of themes

• Window manager: Hyprland
• Top bar: Waybar
• App launcher: Rofi
• Terminal: Alacritty
• Notification deamon: Swaync
• Logout menu: wlogout

Automated theme switcher

All theme files (css, config, etc.) are gathered in a single folder that is dynamically selected via a symbolic link. This allows to easily change theme and apply it immediately.

~/.config/mydesktop
├── current-theme ------------.
└── themes                    |
    ├── bliss-xp              | symlink
    ├── ocean-dark            |
    ├── summer-day <----------'
    ├── summer-night
    └── ...

The script command-palette.sh Opens a Rofi menu to select a theme and replaces the symlink ~/.config/mydesktop/current-theme accordingly.

Themes

Credits

• summer-day-and-night by @MathisP75
• everforest by @sainnhe

How to use it

Start by forking/cloning this repo.

There is 2 things to edit to make this yours:

• Put your dot files and folders in the "ansible/roles/common-linux/files/home" folder
• Define the desired configurations in the ansible playbooks

Then, just execute the script:

./install.sh

How it works

The install.sh script will start by installing Ansible.

Then it will run the main playbook to:

• apply a set of configurations depending on the platform
• recursively loop into the "ansible/roles/common-linux/files/home" folder. For each file found, a link will be created in the $HOME directory, keeping its subdirectory structure.

Putting a link for configuration files instead of copying them, allows to re-run the dotfiles installer without erasing the locally modified configurations.

Bonus

Fix-WindowsPrivacy.ps1

If you really have to use Windows, this disables some privacy invasive features of Windows 11.

PS (Admin)> .\Fix-WindowsPrivacy.ps1

Please make sure to check what this script performs before running it on a sensitive machine. I decline any responsibility for a broken system after running this.

Notice: This may have strange side effects like disabling font smoothing and randomly displayng a solid color wallpaper.