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From a blank Arch install to a finished Hyprland desktop

One script installs the packages, drivers and Kanagawa-themed configs, sets up login and boot, and can be run again whenever you like.

alacritty ~/arch-install-kit
Hyprland desktop with Alacritty and fastfetch

Already on Arch?

Run this as your user on a fresh install with the Minimal profile.

sudo pacman -S --needed git
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/Zilero232/arch-install-kit.git ~/arch-install-kit
cd ~/arch-install-kit && ./install.sh

What you get

Hyprland
Tiling compositor with hyprlock, hypridle, hyprpaper and hyprsunset. Every keybinding has a description.
Waybar
Workspaces, weather, pending updates, an audio visualizer, network and Bluetooth.
Rofi
Apps, calculator, emoji and clipboard history from one launcher.
Fish + Alacritty
Abbreviations, small functions, an Oh My Posh prompt and mise for tool versions.
SDDM + Plymouth
Astronaut login screen and a boot splash. Windows shows up in GRUB if you dual-boot.
Safe re-runs
System files are backed up before the first edit, replaced configs land in ~/.config-backup.

The way in

  1. Back upKeys, secrets and package lists from the old system.
  2. Write the USBRufus or dd, Secure Boot off.
  3. Install Archarchinstall with the Minimal profile.
  4. Run install.shPick groups, confirm, wait.
  5. Make it yoursMonitors, weather city, wallpapers.

MIT licensed. Fork it, change the packages and colors, make it your own setup.

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Released under the MIT License