Config

Dungeons, dragons, dotfiles and dives

A bunch of simple scripts and dotfiles I use. Should eventually be able to recreate my preferred linux environment really quicly.

Setup

1. Run a new-ish fedora workstation
2. sudo dnf_install.sh
3. Run ./link.sh from the repository root
4. Run ./bin/tool all (will take a while)
5. swaylock-effects
   1. Compile by hand to avoid a bug on the lock screen
   2. Deps: sudo dnf install meson ninja wayland-devel wayland-protocols-devel libxkbcommon-devel cairo-devel gdk-pixbuf2-devel pam-devel scdoc libomp bash-completion-devel
6. Check git email with git config user.email
7. Edit crontab to run bin/cron_battery.sh (for laptops)
8. Handle ssh keys (See instructions)
9. Setup Tmux
   1. Install tpm
   2. Open fish (should open tmux as well)
   3. tmux source ~/.config/tmux/tmux.conf
   4. Install tpm packages with prefix+I
10. Misc one time conf
    1. Enable dark mode with gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface color-scheme 'prefer-dark'
    2. Passwordless sudo:
       1. sudo visudo (give %wheel NOPASSWD)
       2. sudo usermod -a -G wheel <username>
    3. Symlink a file from machine-confs to bin/git-ignored/machine-conf

What goes where

• dotfiles/* is linked to $HOME/*
• home_config/* -> $HOME/.config/*
• bin -> $HOME/bin
• desktop/*-> $HOME/.local/share/applications/* (desktop icons for wofi)

Setting up SSH key magic

Requirements:

• Python3
• pip-package pexpect
• gpg

1. Generate an ssh key with a passphrase
2. Generate a gpg key with gpg --generate-key
3. Put <path to ssh key> <ssh key passphrase> in a file
4. Encrypt previous file with gpg --output ~/.ssh/key_password_vault.asc --encrypt --recipient <email> <path of file from previous step>
5. Remove ~/.sshagentenv if it exists
6. reload
7. Remove the file you temporarily had your password in written in plain text