EndeavourOS Dotfiles

Personal dotfiles for EndeavourOS with Hyprland (Wayland) and Nord theme.

This repo only manages configuration files via symlinks. It does not install packages, manage dependencies, or track app data. Install apps with yay/pacman first, then use this repo to manage their configs.

System Info

• OS: EndeavourOS (Arch-based)
• WM: Hyprland (Wayland)
• Bar: Waybar
• Terminal: Foot
• Launcher: Rofi
• Notifications: Mako
• Theme: Nord

What's Included

Core Configs

Component	Description
hypr/	Hyprland window manager config
waybar/	Status bar config, scripts, and styling
foot/	Terminal emulator config
foot-quake/	Drop-down quake-style terminal
rofi/	Application launcher config
mako/	Notification daemon config
gtk-3.0/	GTK3 theme settings
gtk-4.0/	GTK4 theme settings
Thunar/	File manager
imv/	Image viewer
mpv/	Video player
networkmanager-dmenu/	WiFi menu
nwg-displays/	Display configuration GUI
xdg-desktop-portal/	Wayland portal config
scripts/	System maintenance scripts
shell/	Shell configs (.bashrc, .zshrc, .Xresources)

Standalone Config Files

File	Description
brave-flags.conf	Brave browser Wayland flags
code-flags.conf	VS Code Wayland flags
cursor-flags.conf	Cursor editor Wayland flags
electron-flags.conf	General Electron app flags
power-settings.conf	Power management settings

Host Profiles (hypr/hosts/)

Machine-specific settings (GPU drivers, monitor config, cursor size) are extracted into host profiles so the same dotfiles work across different hardware:

Profile	Description
default.conf	Safe fallback for any machine
dell-xps-13.conf	Dell XPS 13 — Intel Iris, 3200x1800 HiDPI
thinkpad-p16s-gen4.conf	ThinkPad P16s Gen 4 — AMD Ryzen AI 9, Radeon, 1920x1200

How It Works

~/.config/hypr/ ──symlink──▶ ~/REPOS/dotfiles_hyprland/config/hypr/
~/.config/waybar/ ──symlink──▶ ~/REPOS/dotfiles_hyprland/config/waybar/
~/.bashrc ──symlink──▶ ~/REPOS/dotfiles_hyprland/shell/.bashrc

Configs are symlinked, not copied. Any changes you make on the live system are automatically reflected in the repo.

Installation

Quick Install (symlinks all configs)

./install.sh

During install you'll be prompted to select a host profile for your machine.

Install Specific Component

./install.sh hypr
./install.sh waybar
./install.sh brave-flags.conf

Change Host Profile

./install.sh host

Backup Only (no symlinks)

./install.sh --backup-only

Adding a New Machine

cp config/hypr/hosts/default.conf config/hypr/hosts/my-laptop.conf
# Edit with your GPU, monitor, and cursor settings
./install.sh host    # Select the new profile

Sync Management

Use sync.sh to manage configs beyond the core set:

./sync.sh status         # Show sync status and untracked configs
./sync.sh add <name>     # Add a config from ~/.config to the repo
./sync.sh remove <name>  # Remove a config from the repo
./sync.sh fix            # Fix all broken symlinks
./sync.sh interactive    # Interactive menu

Workflow: Adding a New App Config

yay -S neovim              # 1. Install the app
# Configure it...           # 2. Use and customize
./sync.sh add nvim         # 3. Move config to repo + create symlink
git add -A && git commit   # 4. Commit to version control

Package Management

Package lists live in packages/ — one base list plus per-host extras:

File	Description
packages/base.txt	Apps every machine needs (hyprland, waybar, foot, etc.)
packages/dell-xps-13.txt	Intel microcode, thermald, etc.
packages/thinkpad-p16s-gen4.txt	AMD microcode, smartcard support, etc.

Use packages.sh to compare declared packages against what's actually installed:

./packages.sh                          # Status for current host (auto-detected)
./packages.sh status dell-xps-13       # Status for specific host
./packages.sh install                  # Show & optionally install missing packages
./packages.sh export                   # Dump installed packages to a file
./packages.sh hosts                    # List available host profiles

Workflow: Adding a New App

# 1. Add package to the appropriate list
echo "neovim" >> packages/base.txt

# 2. Install it
./packages.sh install

# 3. Configure it, then track the config
./sync.sh add nvim

# 4. Commit everything together
git add -A && git commit -m "Add neovim"

Security

Never track configs containing credentials. The following are excluded in sync.sh:

• gh/ — GitHub CLI OAuth tokens
• rclone/ — Google Drive OAuth credentials
• BraveSoftware/ — Browser profile data
• google-chrome/ — Browser profile data

See the IGNORE_LIST in sync.sh for the full list.

License

Feel free to use and modify as you like!