I was expecting a quick dcli sync to magically turn my new OS to everything-as-it-was-on-my-old-OS, but (to the surprise of exactly NOBODY except myself), this (of course) didn't happen and I had to fuck around with a bunch of extra things and do a lot of debugging. But it's finally here! I'm closer than ever to saying „I use Arch btw”!
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# Base packages installed on all systems
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# These packages are included regardless of host or modules
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description: Autogenerated by DCli; kept because it contains some of its dependencies that I wouldn't've installed myself.
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packages:
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# Essential base system
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- base
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- base-devel
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# Kernel (uncomment the one you use)
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- linux # Standard kernel
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# - linux-zen # Zen kernel (optimized for desktop)
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# - linux-lts # Long-term support kernel
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# - linux-hardened # Security-focused kernel
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# Firmware (usually needed)
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- linux-firmware
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# Basic tools (uncomment as needed)
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- git
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# - vim
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# - neovim
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- htop
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# dcli dependencies
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- yay-bin # AUR helper (required for AUR package management)
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- fzf # Fuzzy finder (required for dcli search/module/backup TUI)
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# - timeshift # System backup tool (required for dcli backup commands) |