Console-like assorted tooling rice
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| dot_config | ||
| etc/greetd | ||
| .chezmoiignore | ||
| dot_bashrc | ||
| PACKAGES-arch | ||
| PACKAGES-aur | ||
| README.md | ||
castorice
Configured assortment of tools for rice
A somewhat purple, but nevertheless colorful computing environment based on Arch Linux and niri, distributed as a set of configuration files.
Yes, the name comes from Castorice, because it ends in rice.
Set up castorice from an Arch Linux installation
- Install Arch Linux first, either manually or with
archinstall. - Make sure you are connected to the network in the Arch Linux installation, has created a user, and that
sudois installed. - Install the packages from the official repository:
cat PACKAGES-arch | sudo pacman -S --needed -
- Install
yay-binfrom the AUR:
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/yay-bin.git
cd yay-bin
makepkg -i
- Install the rest of the packages with
yay:
cat PACKAGES-aur | yay -S -
- Copy system configuration files (for display manager):
sudo cp -r etc/* /etc/
- Apply personal dotfiles:
chezmoi init --apply https://github.com/Damillora/castorice.git
- Enable the display manager:
systemctl enable --now greetd
- Start using
castorice!