dotfiles

My Arch desktop runs Niri, with the Caesar theme. Zed, Cursor and OpenCode configs are also kept here for macOS.

config/     App configs, grouped by application
assets/     Caesar wallpaper and Phosphor icons
scripts/    Linking, package list and checks
docs/       Desktop notes
tests/      Installer and shortcut regression checks
install.ts  Bun setup entry point

Arch / Niri

With Bun installed, link configs, fonts and wallpaper into your home:

bun install.ts --dry-run
bun install.ts

Existing files are backed up under ~/.local/state/dotfiles/backups/. Re-running the installer leaves correct links alone. Window bindings are in config/niri/.

On an existing Arch installation, install the listed packages as well:

bun install.ts --full

Run this as your normal desktop user. It uses sudo for pacman. Graphics drivers, the login manager and system services belong to the machine's Arch setup; the installer does not repartition disks or choose them for you. The package list lives in scripts/packages.txt.

macOS editors

bun install.ts --editors --dry-run
bun install.ts --editors

This links Zed and OpenCode under ~/.config/, and Cursor settings/keybindings under ~/Library/Application Support/Cursor/User/. Install the applications separately. The same command works on Linux using Cursor's Linux config path. Editor accounts, tokens, extensions and session data remain outside the repo.

Daily use

Window shortcuts live in config/niri/config.kdl.

Desktop notes

Configs are linked, so edits here apply to the installed files. Put private shell settings in ~/.zshrc.local.

Check changes

bun install
bun run check

Checks use temporary directories and do not reload the desktop or install packages.