my dotfiles and an ansible playbook to deploy them

USAGE:

after reboot to installed system(from non-root user):

mkdir -p ~/share/src && cd ~/share/src
git clone https://github.com/falamous/dotfiles
cd dotfiles
ansible-galaxy install -r requirements.yml
ansible-playbook -K main.yml

functionality:

• links most ~ files to relevant files in ~/share to centralize user data to one data for backups and file transfer
• installs yay
• changes pacman.conf to use 16 threads for downloading packages
• links ~/.config, ~/.xinitrc, ~/.Xresources to relevant parts of the repo (for easy config modifications)
• installs picom, dunst, rofi, flameshot, cronie, pipewire and other essentials
• installs ly for the display manager, and qtile for the window manager
• installs zsh and sets it as your default shell
• installs neovim, nvim-plug and downloads plugged extensions
• installs mlocate and puts updatedb in cron
• adds hwdb entries to remap capslock to escape and various keys on my laptop keyboard
• configures various programs to conform to xdg base directory
• installs pass and sets as the git credential helper
• installs gdb, gef and adds gef to gdbrc
• installs my simple mac randomization script and puts in cron
• installs and compiles my build of tabbed
• installs, compiles and set my build of slock as the screen locker
• installs lots of libraries, tools, languages, ... that I use. sometimes
• can copy and chown files from specified directory into ~
• on ROG laptops:
  • installs and enables asusctl. sets the battery charge limit to 85%
  • installs supergfxctl and switches the gpu mode in integrated

a word of warning:

this installs A LOT OF stuff. the final disk footprint is more than 20G, so if you want to use this, pick and choose what you actually care to install.

shameless plagiarism from:

• https://github.com/n0nvme/ansible-arch