# Snigdha OS Roots π±
Snigdha OS Roots is the foundational configuration repository for Snigdha OS, a lightweight, highly customizable Linux distribution based on Arch Linux and the Linux Zen Kernel. This repository contains essential files and scripts that define the core setup for Snigdha OS, providing a solid foundation for further customization and system management. ## Table of Contents π - [Overview](#overview) - [Features](#features) - [Installation](#installation) - [Configuration](#configuration) - [Usage](#usage) - [Contributing](#contributing) - [Developers](#developers) - [License](#license) ## Overview π Snigdha OS Roots is designed to be part of the Snigdha OS ecosystem, providing default configurations, system utilities, and essential components that ensure a seamless and streamlined user experience. This repository includes various scripts, environment configurations, and core tools required to set up and maintain a stable Snigdha OS installation. ## Features β¨ - **Minimal Base System** π οΈ: Focuses on providing a lightweight setup with only essential packages installed. - **Custom Scripts** π: Includes setup and configuration scripts to personalize the system. - **System Configuration** βοΈ: Includes default system configuration files like `~/.bashrc`, `~/.xinitrc`, and more. - **AUR Integration** π: Seamlessly integrates AUR helpers like `yay` for easy package installation from the Arch User Repository. - **Security Enhancements** π: Implements security-focused configurations by default for better system integrity. ## Installation π To install and set up Snigdha OS Roots, follow these steps: 1. Clone the repository to your local machine: ```bash git clone https://github.com/Snigdha-OS/snigdhaos-roots.git ``` 2. Change to the `snigdhaos-roots` directory: ```bash cd snigdhaos-roots ``` 3. Copy the configuration files to their respective locations: ```bash cp -r .config ~/ cp .bashrc ~/ cp .xinitrc ~/ ``` 4. Ensure you have the required system dependencies installed. If youβre running an Arch-based distribution, you can use `pacman` or an AUR helper like `yay` to install the necessary packages: ```bash sudo pacman -S