hosts/<hostname>/{config,system}/ now overlays the shared trees. install.sh
installs a host file in place of the shared copy at the same path, and
capture.sh pulls back into whichever copy the host installs from. That keeps
hardware-specific files off the wrong machine: the HP's EDID-named monitors.lua
and its fnmode=2 would otherwise land on the Air.
capture.sh refreshes the shared trees only on omarchy-laptop, where they were
captured, or when CAPTURE_SHARED=1 is set. On the Air, a plain run copied its
stock terminal, hypr and shell files over every one of the HP's customizations.
air's overlay holds monitors.lua (1.33333 scale and GDK_SCALE=1 for the
2560x1664 panel), input.lua (stock settings plus the inert-accel measurements),
herdr onboarding=false, git identity and credential helpers (no secrets),
mimeapps.list, and the Asahi installer's hid_apple fnmode=1 and show_notch=1.
bindings.lua is not overlaid because the shared one is a strict superset.
hosts/omarchy-air/README.md records what was left out on purpose and why, and
warns that the shared packages.txt is x86-specific.
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Everything on top of a stock Omarchy 4.0.4-1 install, gathered so a second
machine can be brought to the same state: the ~/.config files that actually
differ from the shipped defaults, the three hand-built themes, the ten shell
plugins pinned to commits, the two custom scripts, two user units, and the
/etc drop-ins.
install.sh applies it all idempotently, backing up anything it overwrites.
capture.sh runs the other way so the repo stays the source of truth rather
than a snapshot that rots.
indie.herdr-hud's ten local-only commits ship as a git bundle plus a
working-tree patch, since they stay off the upstream PR deliberately.
Secrets, the dotfiles repo's territory (shell/git/mise), the remote-access
stack and aether-managed themes are all scoped out; README says why for each.
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