Dotfiles
Linux Arch dotfiles - featuring Project Alarm (Arch) & Project Asahi (Fedora)
Install / Use
/learn @Rouzihiro/DotfilesREADME
🖥️ Automatic Installation:
bash <(curl -sSL https://kutt.it/ReyDot)
Blazing Fast Theme Switcher
A simple, efficient, and centralized theme management system for your dotfiles and applications.
Overview
With this setup, you define all your themes once inside your dotfiles. Then, using a small script, you can switch themes across all your applications instantly.
The magic? Symlinks. Instead of moving files or copying themes around, the script updates a single symlink pointing to the currently active theme folder. All your apps source their color schemes from that symlink, making theme switching:
- Blazing fast
- Safe (no file duplication or accidental overwrites)
- Centralized (one place to manage all themes)
Features
- Centralized theme definitions in your dotfiles
- Instant theme switching across all apps
- Minimal disk operations (symlink only)
- Compatible with Nvim, Wofi, multiple Terminals, Tmux, Starship and other tools that read theme files
Installation
Clone your dotfiles and make sure the scripts and themes are in place:
# Example directory structure
~/.dotfiles/
├── install-themes.sh
├── themes/
│ ├── theme1/
│ ├── theme2/
│ └── ...
└── .local/bin/rofi/wofi-theme-switcher
🚀 Great performance for x86 and Apple Silicon M1
This setup with Sway WM idles at ~600MB RAM with our ultra-efficient stack:
✓ C/Rust-powered tools
✓ Asahi Linux-tuned kernel
✓ Battery-optimized power profiles
Why it flies:
- Zero Electron apps
- GPU-optimized compositing
- Minimal background services
🌟 Features
- Cross-Platform Compatibility: Works on:
- All standard x86_64 PCs
- Apple Silicon (M1/M2) via Asahi Linux
- Microsoft Surface devices
- Various consumer laptops (HP, Dell, Lenovo, etc.)
- Modular Design: Select only the packages you need
- Proven Stability: Successfully installed on:
- MacBook Air M1 (8GB)
- MacBook Pro (Intel)
- Microsoft Surface Pro 2
- Various friends/family devices
- Included Fixes: Hardware-specific solutions in
/fixesdirectory
🛠️ Tested Configurations
| Device | Status | Notes | |--------|--------|-------| | MacBook Air M1 (8GB) | ✅ Fully Working | Includes Asahi fixes | | Microsoft Surface Pro 2 | ✅ Fully Working | Touchscreen support | | Generic Intel Laptops | ✅ Fully Working | Broad compatibility |
Core System
- Shell:
zsh&bash - Kernel: Linux 6.14.8-asahi-1-1-ARCH
Window Managers
Sway Ecosystem
| Component | Description | Language |
|-----------|-------------|------------
| Sway | Window Manager | 
System Components
| Component | Description | Language |
|-----------|-------------|-----------|
| Tmux | Terminal Multiplexer | 
Applications
| Component | Description | Language |
|-----------|-------------|-----------|
| Autotiling-rs | Auto-Tiling Script for Sway/Hyprland | 
Gaming
| Component | Description | Language |
|-----------|-------------|-----------|
| Steam | Game Distribution Platform | |
| AntimicroX | Gamepad to Keyboard/Mouse Mapper | |
🖥️ Manual Installation Experience
For best visual experience install FZF:
git clone https://github.com/Rouzihiro/dotfiles.git
cd dotfiles
chmod +x install-arch.sh
chmod +x install-fedora.sh
chmod +x install-themes.sh
./install-arch.sh
./install-fedora.sh
./install-themes.sh
🌈 Customization
Edit package lists in /pkgs directory
Add your fixes to /fixes (see existing examples)
Select packages interactively during installation
several Shell Enhanced Functions
Theme Generator - How To
Overview
This project generates consistent theme files across multiple applications based on a single Kitty terminal color palette configuration.
Prerequisites
- Python 3.x installed
$HOME/dotfiles/themesdirectory exists$HOME/dotfiles/.local/binin your shell PATH
Setup Instructions
1. Create Your Kitty Configuration
First, create a kitty.conf file in your themes directory with your desired color palette:
Create the file at $HOME/dotfiles/themes/kitty.conf with the following content:
Base color palette
color0-15
Application-specific colors
background #YOUR_BACKGROUND foreground #YOUR_FOREGROUND selection_foreground #YOUR_SELECTION_FG selection_background #YOUR_SELECTION_BG cursor #YOUR_CURSOR cursor_text_color #YOUR_CURSOR_TEXT url_color #YOUR_URL_COLOR active_tab_foreground #YOUR_ACTIVE_TAB_FG active_tab_background #YOUR_ACTIVE_TAB_BG inactive_tab_foreground #YOUR_INACTIVE_TAB_FG inactive_tab_background #YOUR_INACTIVE_TAB_BG
Replace all the #YOUR_... placeholders with your actual hex color values.
2. Generate Theme Files
After creating your kitty.conf file, run the theme generator:
python ~/dotfiles/projects/theme-generator/main.py
This will parse your Kitty color palette and generate theme files for various applications (Vim, terminal, etc.) in the appropriate directories.
3. Generate Starship Configuration
Finally, run the Starship generator to create a consistent prompt configuration:
python ~/dotfiles/projects/theme-generator/starship_generator.py
This will create a Starship configuration file that matches your color palette.
4. Install and Apply Themes
Run the theme installer script to make the new theme available in your theme selector:
$HOME/dotfiles/install-themes.sh
5. Generate Palette Files
Finally, generate the palette files for your theme selector:
$HOME/dotfiles/.local/bin/zorro/z-theme-palettes-gen
Notes
- The theme generator reads from
$HOME/dotfiles/themes/kitty.conf - Generated files will be placed in their respective application directories
- Run all scripts whenever you update your color palette to keep everything synchronized
- Ensure
$HOME/dotfiles/.local/binis in your shell PATH for the palette generator to work
