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README.md

Inks Scripts

To call these mine would be largely a lie as many of them were created by Derek Taylor and Luke Smith. I also use Layerx's dmenu-bluetooth and firecat53's networkmanager-dmenu.

There are a few scripts provided for installing, removing and updating.

  • install simply copies the scripts to $HOME/.local/bin
  • uninstall removes them from $HOME/.local/bin
  • update-voidrice will copy the scripts that I use from the aforementioned Luke Smith to the scripts folder.
  • update-dmenu-bluetooth will update the dmenu-bluetooth script.
  • update-networkmanager-bluetooth will...? You get it.

I use the scripts mostly stand alone but I have another repo ink-os which leverages them to complete a fresh system install on top of arch, and (although it's a WIP) ubuntu.