My Dotfiles

These are my personal dotfiles and setup scripts for Linux (mainly Arch). I use them to quickly set up a new machine or restore my preferred environment.

Quick Start

1. Clone this repo (with submodules):

   git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/doannc2212/dotfiles.git
   cd dotfiles

   If you already cloned without --recurse-submodules, you can fetch them with:

   git submodule update --init --recursive

2. Run my installer:

   chmod +x install.sh
   ./install.sh

The script will:

• Make sure yay is installed (for AUR packages)
• Install everything in packages
• Copy configs and scripts to the right places
• Set Fish as my default shell, install Fisher and plugins
• Set up Neovim (from my external config)
• Enable Docker and Bluetooth
• Copy the Picture folder if it exists
• Install BetterDiscord if you want

What You’ll Need

• Arch Linux (or similar)
• Internet connection
• git and sudo

Quickshell Desktop Config

I recently put together a Hyprland desktop setup built with Quickshell. It lives in .config/quickshell/ as a git submodule, sourced from doannc2212/quickshell-config.

It includes:

Module	What it does
Bar	Clock, workspaces, active window title, volume, brightness, network, battery, system tray, now-playing indicator
App Launcher	Rofi drun-style application launcher
Notifications	Built-in notification daemon (replaces dunst/mako) with popups
Media Control	Popup overlay with album art, playback controls, progress bar, and volume slider
OSD	On-screen display for volume and brightness, auto-hides after 1.5s
Theme Switcher	206 themes across 6 families, persists across restarts
Wallpaper Manager	Grid picker with preview, supports hyprpaper and swww

To use it standalone (without the rest of these dotfiles):

git clone https://github.com/doannc2212/quickshell-config ~/.config/quickshell
quickshell

Feel free to check out the quickshell config README for more details on individual modules and how to set them up.

Notes

• I recommend reading install.sh before running to see what it does.
• This setup is mainly for my workflow—feel free to tweak it for yours!

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Happy hacking!