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These are the config files to set up a system so I feel comfortable using it.

Currently running Fedora as my distro and GNOME as my DE.

Automatic setup using Ansible

To quickly set-up different workstations using the same config across them, I used Ansible.

Install it and then run:

ansible-playbook installation.yml --ask-become-pass

The playbook is a bit of a mess and could be refactored into different tasks but it works for my use.

Run a single Ansible task

Each task has a tag so it can be run individually. To do so:

ansible-playbook installation.yml --tags "nameoftag" --ask-become-pass

AMD Systems

If using an AMD system, install the Mesa drivers from the freeworld repositories. This restores the hardware acceleration functionality, disabled some time ago for legal reasons:

$ sudo dnf install mesa-va-drivers-freeworld
$ sudo dnf mesa-vdpau-drivers-freeworld

Zsh theme

I use powerlevel10k as my zsh theme. The installation is manual, and the only thing I do different from the provided instructions is that I clone the repository into a hidden folder, like so:

git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/romkatv/powerlevel10k.git ~/.powerlevel10k

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