Inspiration is encouraged, but unknown how well it will work for anyone else.

My setup uses GNU stow for dotfile management.

bash and fish have aliases of stow_link and stow_unlink, otherwise run:

stow -d ~/.dotfiles/stow -t ~ x y z

Where x, y, and z are any of the names of any of the stow/ subdirectories.

There are two hyprland configs. hypr is for stability focused package repos. I use this on Fedora.

The other, hypr-edge is for rolling release distros. I use this on my Gentoo laptop.

My current desktop is running NixOS. The nix/ directory contains its config files. There's also a simple script to copy the files into the default /etc/nixos/ directory and trigger a rebuild.

Before installing, this config is dependent on two other channels, the official unstable channel, as well as the NUR. This has to be run before an rebuild will succeed.

nix-channel --add https://nixos.org/channels/nixos-unstable nixos-unstable
nix-channel --add https://github.com/nix-community/NUR/archive/main.tar.gz nur
nix-channel --update

The .archive/ directory is for configs I used at one point, but no longer do for one reason or another. Rather than spelunk through Git commits to find them if I ever want to use them again, I simply put it in .archive/.