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A Portable Linux Home Folder to feel right at home in any distribution.

a.k.a my dotfiles + bootstrapping scripts for Arch and Debian

a.k.a highly opinionated configurations for anything I ever used.

arch + dwm

what you're seeing

How does this work?

My home folder is my dotfiles git repo. However, by default no new files will be tracked because the .gitignore file contains a single *. To start tracking a file, simply git add them with the -f flag:

    git add -f new-file-to-track

Installation instructions

Although, the settings are universal, I recommend Arch Linux as distribution. Instructions on how to install Arch Linux can be found here.

To try out these configs, it's best to start from a completely empty home folder. Then initialize the home folder as a git repository:

git init .

add this git repository (or your fork) as origin:

git remote add origin http://github.com/flaport/home

pull the repository:

git pull origin master

if you want to be able to push your changes to your remote repository, then set up the master branch to track the master branch at origin

git branch --set-upstream-to=origin/master master

pull in all git submodules for custom builds

git submodule update --init --recursive

[optional but recommended] If you're on Arch Linux, install my recommended programs with the following bootstrapping script: ~/.install/arch_install. Installing the recommended programs will make sure the configs and scripts work properly. This script won't re-install programs that are already on the system and hence is pretty fast after its first run. Edit the file to your liking first.

~/.install/arch_install

[completely optional] I'm using python a lot. I have a similar bootstrapping script with my preferred Anaconda installation. Edit the file to your liking first.

~/.install/python_install

List of configs

A non-exhaustive list of configurations and script this repository has to offer:

List of custom builds

Furthermore, this repository contains submodules for the following builds:

License

© flaport 2020 - GPLv3