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dotfiles

Configuration files for Arch Linux with bspwm and a dark gruvbox theme

git clone https://codeberg.org/acscott/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles
cd ~/.dotfiles
# list branches
git branch -a
# checkout desired branch
git checkout <branch>
# update install.sh as needed, then run it
./install.sh

Note that laptop labeled branches can also be used for single monitor desktops. The difference is that they have Thinkpad specific keybinds for some function keys (sxhkdrc), and the screen dims when idle (xidlehook in bspwmrc).

If something goes wrong, the install.sh script creates backups in ~/dotfiles_backup. The script is simple enough that it should be easily editable, but obviously feel free to copy or symlink the files how you see fit.

laptop-hidpi configuration

Desktop screenshot of the laptop-hidpi configuration

Desktop screenshot of the laptop-hidpi configuration Wallpaper

dual-monitor-fhd configuration

Desktop sceenshot of the dual-monitor-fhd configuration Wallpaper

Licensed under the MIT License unless otherwise noted here, or by placing a separate license in a directory.