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tmux.conf -> bindings for saving and scrolling
zsh/p10k -> new layouts and aliases
vimrc -> New plugins for tmux and tab bindings
new wallpapers
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System roles handle system level configuration like systemd services,
wireguard etc.
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The conditional was incorrect, removed quotes to make it work
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The config role will install the actual config files I use in the right
directories based on the options in the main config.yaml
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This movement is needed to maintain the role structure
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The packages roles now has a tasks list for DNF packages and flatpaks.
It will read from the variables yaml file to install the needed packages
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This includes powerlevel10k, vimrc, tmux conf, and the zshrc
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The install playbook here will manage installing packages as per the
groups in packages.yaml. It also needs to handle non-dnf packages such
as rust, pip etc. which will be done later
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Instead of splitting data by directories in the repo, playbooks will be
used to handle whether to install for xorg, wayland etc.
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This was a crappy script that ran a package manager command in one line
and made it hard to edit and classify what packages are being installed.
This is being replaced with a organized YAML file as a source for
packages and a playbook to install them
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Ensures all configs are kept in a singular place
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Moving cofig away from a hidden directory makes it easier to work with.
The config directory now no longer represents ~/.config either, it will
contain all the configs for user applications, ever for configs which
are not in ~/.config on the host system
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