managing-linux VS dotfiles

I use btrfs with luks2 and systemd-boot, dvorak, Plasma and my build of zsh and neovim. Since I'm lazy and don't want to do things twice (because sometimes I get things wrong) I created scripts to set up everything for me. It installs most of the stuff that I use, including my dotfiles. https://github.com/santigo-zero/csjarchlinux

You can check my scripts, the number 10 is the base installation, with btrfs, encryption, systemd-boot, and some other tweaks. The number 20 just download the basic packages, and the 36 does some basic tasks to tweak Plasma. https://github.com/santiagogonzalezbogado/csjarchlinux

You can start with mine, I've mostly stripped all the telemetry, added DoQ DNS (please, don't use my NextDNS id :D otherwise it's going to eat the free 300k limit), lots extra DNS/HTTP/rendering performance tweaks, some security fixes (e.g. deprecated ciphers) without performance penalties and personal Firefox's quality of life changes (smaller delays, ability to save everything, tracker stripping, etc). Some configs like the already mentioned Arkenfox's take security to a next level with first party cookies only, sandboxing and etc, it might be too overwhelming and not actually that necessary.

https://gitlab.com/ac130kz/dotfiles/-/blob/main/configs/user...

My setup: basic Sway desktop (Wayland only, ported config from my old i3 stuff), i3status, CachyOS x86-64-v3 repos, custom kernel config, Keepassxc, Telegram, Kitty, Fish, Firefox, VSCode, Neovim and a ton of dev packages.

I've recently migrated to Lazy.nvim myself

Here's my config (you'll have to look up necessary changes specific to AMD, I use Intel + Nvidia): https://gitlab.com/ac130kz/dotfiles/-/blob/main/.config/fish/config.fish

That's how I do it. What you need to install is node and npm through your package manager, then typescript, pyright and typescript-language-server through npm. Btw Pyright was not working for me without the --poll flag.