Personal dotfiles for my Wayland/Sway setup on Arch (also tested on Debian & Fedora).
Includes configs for sway, waybar, wofi, wlogout, Neovim, ranger, kitty, GTK (3/4), udiskie, systemd --user services, and handy bin scripts.

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├── bin/                         # helper scripts (see below)
├── gtk/                         # GTK 3/4 + environment.d
├── install-arch-packages.sh     # Arch/Endeavour/Manjaro bootstrap
├── install-debian-packages.sh   # Debian/Ubuntu bootstrap
├── install-fedora-packages.sh   # Fedora bootstrap
├── kitty/                       # kitty terminal
├── lidm-system/etc/lidm.ini     # (optional) LIDM TTY/DM theme (system-wide)
├── nvim/                        # Neovim (cmp, autopairs, my colors)
├── ranger/                      # ranger config (nvim as editor, devicons, rifle)
├── screenshots/                 # screenshots used above
├── sway/                        # Sway WM (keybinds, autostart, lock, etc.)
├── systemd/                     # user units (cliphist, power sounds, etc.)
├── udiskie/                     # automount + notifications
├── waybar/                      # waybar modules + style
├── wlogout/                     # power menu (orange theme)
├── wofi/                        # app launcher
└── zsh/                         # .zshrc + powerlevel10k

• Unified color scheme (dark gray base, orange #df970d accents; normal mode orange, visual pink, insert green in Neovim).
• Sway: sensible keybinds (Mod=Super), Wofi launcher, Waybar, lock, screenshots (grim/slurp/swappy), power menu.
• Waybar: compact layout, orange accent under focused workspace.
• Wlogout: custom layout with extra entries (firmware, sway reload, waybar restart, audio restart) & orange hover.
• Neovim: minimal but comfy — completion (nvim-cmp), snippets (LuaSnip), autopairs, custom palette.
• Ranger: opens text/code in nvim, with handy mappings and devicons support.
• Systemd --user: clipboard history (cliphist), plug/unplug & low-battery sound hooks, power profile autoswitch.
• bin/ scripts: quick clipboard picker, cheatsheet launcher, clipboard watchers, power sounds.

See also: SECURITY.md for safety/OPSEC notes before publishing.

Make sure you have git and stow:

# Arch
sudo pacman -S --needed git stow

# Debian/Ubuntu
sudo apt update && sudo apt install -y git stow

# Fedora
sudo dnf install -y git stow

mkdir -p ~/Repositories
cd ~/Repositories
git clone https://github.com/timkicker/dotfiles.git
cd dotfiles

Pick the script for your distro:

# Arch / Endeavour / Manjaro
chmod +x install-arch-packages.sh && ./install-arch-packages.sh

# Debian / Ubuntu
chmod +x install-debian-packages.sh && ./install-debian-packages.sh

# Fedora
chmod +x install-fedora-packages.sh && ./install-fedora-packages.sh

This creates symlinks from $HOME to this repo (idempotent & reversible).

stow -vt "$HOME" sway waybar wofi wlogout nvim ranger zsh kitty gtk udiskie systemd bin

If you get conflicts: either move/rename old files first or (advanced) adopt them:

# Danger zone: converts existing files into symlinks pointing back here
stow --adopt -vt "$HOME" sway waybar wofi wlogout nvim ranger zsh kitty gtk udiskie systemd bin
git status   # review changes; commit if OK

systemctl --user daemon-reload
systemctl --user enable --now cliphist.service power-sound.service ppd-autoswitch.service sound-events.service usb-sound.service
# (services only start if their binaries/configs exist)

This one is system-wide. Copy manually:

sudo cp -a lidm-system/etc/lidm.ini /etc/lidm.ini

• Sway: swaymsg reload (or log out/in)
• Waybar: it is auto-started by Sway; or pkill -x waybar; waybar &
• Verify: configs are symlinked into $HOME (ls -l ~/.config/...)

• Mod (Super) key bindings for focus/move, launcher (wofi), terminal (kitty), screenshots (grim/slurp/swappy), lock (swaylock), and power menu (wlogout).
• Autostarts: waybar, wallpaper restore, kanshi, nm-applet, udiskie, etc.

• Modules: workspaces, window, audio, network, power-profile, CPU/RAM/temp, backlight, keyboard-state, battery, clock, tray, power button.
• Styling via waybar/style.css — orange accent #df970d for focus/alerts.

• App launcher with my dark theme; Flatpaks are picked up via .desktop files.

• Orange hover/focus; includes extra entries: firmware setup, sway reload, waybar restart, audio restart.

• Completion (nvim-cmp), snippets (LuaSnip), autopairs.
• Mode colors: Normal=orange, Visual=pink, Insert=green; dark gray background.

• Opens text/code with nvim (rifle rules).
• Cheats: press e to edit, S for shell, R reload, yy/dd to copy/move, etc.

• cheatsheets-rofi — pick a file from ~/Documents/Cheatsheets via rofi/wofi and open in $EDITOR (default nvim) in kitty.
• clip-pick — fuzzy pick from cliphist history via rofi/wofi.
• cliphist-watch.sh — background clipboard watchers for text/image & primary selection.
• power-sound-monitor — plays sounds on power plug/unplug & low battery.

Bind examples (in ~/.config/sway/config):

bindsym $mod+h exec ~/.local/bin/cheatsheets-rofi
bindsym $mod+c exec ~/.local/bin/clip-pick

• Pull latest changes:

cd ~/Repositories/dotfiles
git pull
swaymsg reload   # or re-login

• Unstow (remove symlinks) for one module or all:

stow -Dt "$HOME" sway waybar wofi wlogout nvim ranger zsh kitty gtk udiskie systemd bin

• Add new dotfiles: create the same path inside this repo (e.g. foo/.config/foo/config), then stow -vt "$HOME" foo and commit.

• Stow conflicts: move existing files away or use stow --adopt carefully (then commit the adopted files).
• User services don’t start: systemctl --user status <name>.service -l, check that binaries exist and paths in unit files are correct; systemctl --user daemon-reload after changes.
• Flatpak apps missing in launcher: ensure ~/.local/share/flatpak/exports/share and /var/lib/flatpak/exports/share are in XDG_DATA_DIRS (see gtk/.config/environment.d/90-flatpak.conf).

Read SECURITY.md. TL;DR: keep secrets out of dotfiles, review .gitignore, and consider templating sensitive values.