# Monochrome Arch Wayland dotfiles

Modular dotfiles for a Sway desktop on Arch Linux. The installer can install the
required packages and creates symlinks back to this repository.

## Install

```sh
git clone git@git.noroutes.net:owen/dotfiles.git ~/code/dotfiles
cd ~/code/dotfiles
./install.sh
```

Useful options:

```sh
./install.sh --no-packages   # only create links
./install.sh --dry-run       # show what would happen
./install.sh --help
```

Existing files are never deleted: conflicting paths are moved to
`~/.dotfiles-backup/<timestamp>/`. Log out and choose Sway after installation.
Use `Alt+Shift+r` to reload Sway and `Alt+d` to open Wofi.

## Layout

- `config/sway/conf.d/` contains focused Sway fragments.
- `home/.zsh.d/*.zsh` is automatically sourced by `home/.zshrc`.
- Neovim settings and mappings live in separate Lua modules.
- The shared monochrome palette with blue accents is repeated in the native format each application
  expects, so no template generator is required at runtime.

## Single vs. dual monitor

The same configuration works unmodified on the single-monitor laptop and the
dual-monitor desktop:

- Sway ignores `output`/`workspace ... output` directives that reference a
  display name which isn't currently connected, so the desktop-specific
  `DP-3`/`DP-2` positioning in `config/sway/conf.d/10-appearance.conf` is a
  harmless no-op on the laptop.
- `config/sway/scripts/select-workspace.sh` (bound to the workspace keys)
  doesn't hardcode output names. It ranks whatever outputs are connected
  left-to-right and maps workspaces 1-10 to the first, 11-20 to the second,
  and so on — so it adapts automatically to however many monitors are
  plugged in.

## Secrets

Nothing in this repository is or should be a secret. Machine-local
credentials (e.g. the 1Password service-account token read by
`home/.zshrc`) live outside the repo, in files under `$HOME` that
`.gitignore` also excludes defensively should they ever end up in the
checkout.