vzbc / revo-shell

# Revo Shell Dotfiles
Revo Shell its place to Add all ypur quickShells in one place
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## Showcase
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/42df3de9-9fab-4843-9afc-35f82d5852f7
## Layout
| Path | Deploy target |
|------|----------------|
| `hypr/` | `~/.config/hypr` |
| `quickshell/` | `~/.config/quickshell` |
| `wallpapers/` | `~/Pictures/Wallpapers` |
| `rofi/` | `~/.config/rofi` |
| `kitty/` | `~/.config/kitty` |
| `SystemSettings/` | built → `~/.local/bin/systemsettings` |
| `install.sh` | **run this (CLI)** |
| `update` / `update.sh` | **run this to pull new additions** |
| `qs-gui-installer/` | run this (GUI) |
## Install (CLI — recommended)
One-time clone, then run the installer:
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On a TTY you get a **multi-select shell menu** (same idea as the GUI Stage 3):
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**A fresh install always says what to deploy**: non-interactive runs (scripts, no TTY) need `--shells` — the installer refuses to guess and deploys only what you picked (the first shell becomes the default). Re-running without `--shells` re-applies your previous choice, so updates keep working.
What `install.sh` does:
1. Lets you pick which shells to install (menu / `--shells` — required on a fresh install; you get only what you pick)
2. Detects your package manager (pacman / apt / dnf)
3. Installs **system packages** needed by the installer and shells
4. Installs AUR packages via yay/paru when available (`quickshell-git`, fonts, …)
5. Installs Python deps (`pip --user`)
6. Deploys `hypr/`, selected `quickshell/` shells (+ shared root assets), `rofi/`, `kitty/` → `~/.config/`, `wallpapers/` → `~/Pictures/Wallpapers`
7. Sets the **first selected shell** as the Hyprland default (`# REVO_DEFAULT_SHELL` in autostart) — a previously saved default is re-applied on updates
8. Rewrites hardcoded `/home/revo` → `$HOME`
9. Builds CMake shells (caelestia + Clavis) and the **SystemSettings** app → `~/.local/bin/systemsettings`
10. Enables pipewire / NetworkManager / bluetooth
11. Installs **hyprpm plugins** — adds the `hyprliquid` + `Hypr3D` repos, enables the liquid-glass engine, and points `hyprland.conf` / `hyprland.lua` at the per-user plugin `.so` files in `/var/cache/hyprpm/$USER/`. `HyprGlass` is **skipped by default** (its build hangs on fresh installs and `hyprliquid` is the engine the configs enable — `WITH_HYPRGLASS=1 ./install.sh` adds it back). Plugin builds are **bounded by `HYPRPM_TIMEOUT` (default 600s)**, so a slow or hanging `hyprpm add` is abandoned and the install still finishes; plugins are optional, the desktop works without them (`./install.sh --check` retries).
12. **Verifies every requirement** — prints `[ok]` / `[MISS]` / `[fixed]` for each, **auto-installs any missing package** (pacman / apt / dnf + yay/paru for AUR)
13. **Health check** — proves the result actually works: `hyprpm` + its repos, the default-shell marker, the deployed `autostart.lua` (the old `h.` build k