dotevo/README.md

dotevo

A one-command installer for popular Linux desktop and terminal configurations. Currently includes Hyprland rice (Hyprland + DankMaterialShell) and Terminal look (zsh with Powerlevel10k or Kali-style prompt) — more modules coming later.

Install

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://git.edemilov.ru/edemilov/dotevo/raw/branch/master/install.sh)"

(Works from any login shell, including fish/zsh -- it's plain command substitution, not bash's <(...) process substitution, which fish doesn't support.)

What you pick

A whiptail menu walks you through component selection first, then module-specific options:

Top-level component checklist (space to toggle, enter to confirm):

• Hyprland -- Desktop rice (Hyprland + DankMaterialShell + keybinds) (on by default)
• TerminalLook -- zsh + prompt style (Powerlevel10k or Kali) (off by default)

If you pick Hyprland, you'll then choose:

• Terminal -- Konsole / Terminator / Kitty / Alacritty (pick one, becomes your $terminal default)
• File manager -- Dolphin / Nautilus / Thunar (pick one)
• Mail client -- Thunderbird / KMail (pick one)
• Cloud sync -- Nextcloud / Syncthing (pick one)
• Telegram (yes/no)
• Screen capture -- grim/slurp/satty/wf-recorder behind one Print-key menu (yes/no)
• Bitwarden (yes/no)

If you pick TerminalLook, you'll choose:

• Powerlevel10k -- Recreates your current zsh setup
• Kali-style -- Fresh box-drawing prompt

Want a second terminal or a different mail client later? Install it manually afterward -- the picker is single-choice per slot on purpose.

Hyprland rice

The Hyprland-rice module installs Hyprland, DankMaterialShell (panel bar + dock + app launcher), the scrolling (niri-style) window layout, workspace/window keybinds, and a fix for a common secret-service hang (ksecretd).

What it does NOT do

• Doesn't touch an existing desktop environment -- Hyprland installs as an additional login session, nothing else is removed or reconfigured.
• Never needs the AUR -- everything it installs is in Arch's official repos.
• Doesn't overwrite your existing configs without backing them up first (~/.config/old2026_1/dotevo-backup-<timestamp>/).

Keybind cheat-sheet

Keys	Action
Super (tap alone)	Open DMS app menu
Super + Return	Open terminal
Ctrl + Alt + T	Open terminal (fallback bind)
Super + E	Open file manager
Super + Q	Close focused window
Super + Shift + E	Exit Hyprland
Super + V	Toggle floating
Super + F	Toggle fullscreen
Super + 1-4 / Super + F1-F4	Switch workspace
Super + Shift + 1-4	Move window to workspace
Super + G	Toggle window group
Super + Tab / Super + Shift + Tab	Cycle group forward/back
Super + arrows	Move focus
Super + Shift + Left/Right	Swap column (scrolling layout)
Super + Ctrl + Left/Right	Resize column (scrolling layout)
Super + mouse drag (left/right button)	Move/resize window
Print	Capture menu (screenshot/record) -- only if Screen capture was picked

Terminal look

The Terminal-look module sets up zsh with your chosen prompt style:

• Powerlevel10k -- Recreates your current setup: Oh My Zsh + Powerlevel10k theme + standard plugins (git, fzf, zsh-autosuggestions, zsh-syntax-highlighting, zsh-history-substring-search) + .p10k.zsh config + fzf integration. The theme renders your prompt with git branch/status icons and a right-side return code.

• Kali-style -- A fresh alternative: zsh with Kali Linux's box-drawing prompt style + core plugins (zsh-autosuggestions, zsh-syntax-highlighting, zsh-history-substring-search) + fzf integration. No Oh My Zsh or complex theme framework, just a simple box prompt and essentials.

Both looks install the terminal prerequisites (zsh, git, curl, fzf) across Arch, Debian, Fedora, and openSUSE via their native package managers.

Once a prompt style is chosen and applied, the module automatically changes your login shell to zsh via chsh (if it isn't already zsh). chsh will prompt you for your Unix account password (via PAM) when it runs.

~/.zshrc is replaced wholesale, not merged: any existing personal customizations (PATH exports, environment variables, custom functions, aliases, etc.) in your current .zshrc are moved into the backup directory rather than preserved in the new file. Check ~/.config/old2026_1/dotevo-backup-<timestamp>/ afterward if you had custom additions you want to bring back.

What it does NOT do

• Doesn't touch an existing shell config without backing it up first (~/.config/old2026_1/dotevo-backup-<timestamp>/).
• Doesn't add any CLI tools beyond the prompt framework and plugins (zsh, git, curl, fzf, and the theme/prompt files themselves).

Customize

Re-run the installer to change your picks. For the Hyprland-rice module, it rebuilds ~/.config/hypr/extras.conf fresh each time. For the Terminal-look module, it re-runs the setup and updates your .zshrc and prompt config.

For anything more specific:

• Hyprland: edit ~/.config/hypr/hyprland.conf or ~/.config/hypr/extras.conf directly
• Terminal: modify your .zshrc or ~/.p10k.zsh (Powerlevel10k) / ~/.dotevo/kali-prompt.zsh (Kali)