dotfiles

My personal Omarchy touches: catboy art, a purple fastfetch, the Drako background and a catboy boot screen.

The general tweaks that used to live here (window overview, notification bell and timeout, gradient border with a color picker, macOS-like swipes, keybindings, bar tweaks, suspend on idle, the agent terminal widget, the monitor setup, the SMI display driver and Touch Bar setups) are now their own tool, Witcher's Tweaks, where each one can be added, configured and removed on its own:

git clone https://github.com/xxwitcher/witchers-tweaks.git ~/witchers-tweaks
~/witchers-tweaks/install.sh

The older .conf-based setup (waybar, Asahi system tweaks, etc.) lives on the legacy branch.

Install

git clone https://github.com/xxwitcher/.dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles
~/.dotfiles/install.sh

install.sh shows a checklist of modules (all preselected; space toggles, enter applies) and applies only the ones you keep. It uses gum, which ships with Omarchy, and falls back to y/n prompts without it.

./install.sh                     # pick from the checklist
./install.sh --all               # everything, no questions
./install.sh branding fastfetch  # just these modules
./install.sh --remove [module]   # take modules back out
./install.sh --status            # which modules are installed
./install.sh --list              # show the modules

Module	What it does
branding	Catboy braille art for fastfetch and the About screen
fastfetch	Purple fastfetch layout with a Mac-aware OS label
background	Drako desktop background
bootscreen	Purple catboy on the disk-unlock and login screens, kept across updates
capslock	Caps Lock turns on capitals instead of being the compose key

Files under home/ are symlinked into $HOME, moving any existing file aside to <file>.bak.<timestamp> first; --remove puts the newest backup back. Because they're symlinks, edits made on the machine land directly in this repo, so just commit them. Re-running is safe: anything already in place is left alone.

What's in it

Branding (home/.config/omarchy/branding/about.txt)

• Braille art of a catboy (line art, with the top, shorts, socks and tail filled) with "Witcher" written at 45° along the thigh, shown by fastfetch and Omarchy's About screen

Fastfetch (home/.config/fastfetch/config.jsonc)

• Omarchy's stock fastfetch layout with purple (#8511f2) logo and key colors instead of green.
• The OS line reads "Omarchy Mac" on Apple Silicon (detected from /proc/device-tree/compatible) and "Omarchy" everywhere else.

Background (backgrounds/drako.png)

• install.sh sets it with omarchy theme bg set, pointing Omarchy's current-background link at the file in this repo. Switching themes picks that theme's own background, so re-run install.sh (or omarchy theme bg set ~/.dotfiles/backgrounds/drako.png) to get it back.

Boot screen (bootscreen/)

• The catboy art (with "Witcher") as purple dots on the Plymouth disk-unlock screen and the SDDM login screen, with a Catppuccin background (#1e1e2e), a light purple (#c4b5fd) password box and lock icon, and the logo and password box vertically centered as one group (stock centers the logo alone).
• dotfiles-bootscreen (installed to /usr/local/bin) rebuilds Omarchy's theme from its stock files with those changes, then rebuilds the initramfs. It mirrors omarchy plymouth set, which can't run as root.
• Those theme files belong to the omarchy-settings package, so 95-dotfiles-bootscreen.hook (installed to /etc/pacman.d/hooks) re-runs the script after any update that rewrites them. The logo is installed to /usr/local/share/dotfiles-bootscreen/.
• To undo: ./install.sh --remove bootscreen (removes those three files and runs omarchy plymouth reset, which rebuilds the initramfs).

Caps Lock (home/.config/hypr/capslock.lua)

• Omarchy makes Caps Lock the compose key. This takes compose:caps out of the keyboard options (keeping the rest), so Caps Lock turns on capitals.
• Loaded by a marked block at the end of ~/.config/hypr/hyprland.lua, which --remove capslock takes back out.
• Applying or removing it also restarts fcitx5 (omarchy restart xcompose), which otherwise keeps the old keymap until it restarts.