archConfig

What the repo targets

The repository primarily targets Arch Linux with the KDE desktop through a dedicated set of scripts and package lists. It also covers Ubuntu with its own installer and dotfile sync, and Arch Linux with Hyprland or GNOME through a shell based installer. The README credits the Arch Linux dotfiles from mylinuxforwork version 2.9.1 as inspiration and extends them with extra configuration.

Typical setup flow

After cloning the repo, the Arch KDE flow installs packages from the official repositories and the AUR, then links dotfiles into the home directory. Optional steps add systemd services such as a battery limit service, an ACPI and PCI wakeup disable service, and an Nvidia persistence mode service. One off helpers configure Git and the GitHub CLI, install Docker, and can restore the GRUB bootloader.

Power and GPU handling

The scripts include notes for GPU and power workflows, such as switching supergfxctl mode between Integrated, Hybrid, Vfio, AsusEgpu, and AsusMuxDgpu. GRUB and Windows dual boot notes are included for the Arch KDE path. As a personal config repo, it is a practical reference for anyone building a similar Arch or Ubuntu setup.

Editorial conclusion

ArchConfig declares no license and is shared as a personal bootstrap and dotfiles collection covering Arch Linux KDE, Ubuntu, and a Hyprland or GNOME shell installer.