How albertsolomon/fedora-config works
fedora-config is a collection of scripts and settings for preparing a Fedora desktop, spanning system configuration, desktop customization, and application installation. The README names the intended capabilities, but no source excerpts show how the scripts are invoked or coordinated. The graph therefore shows the documented setup areas without asserting a script execution order or linking them to an unverified orchestrator.
Main entry points: powertop-install.sh Power management · asus-linux.sh ASUS controls · network-settings.sh Network settings · apps-installation.sh TimeShift setup
Components 14
System setup
- Power management
scripts/powertop-install.sh - ASUS controls
scripts/asus-linux.sh - Network settings
scripts/network-settings.sh - TimeShift setup
scripts/apps-installation.sh
Desktop customization
- Shell prompt
scripts/starship/starship-installation.sh - Cursor theme
scripts/bibata-cursor.sh - Desktop themes
scripts/themes.sh - Nerd fonts
scripts/font-installation.sh
Applications
- Desktop applications
scripts/apps-installation.sh - Programming tools
scripts/programming.sh
Other components
- Fedora user
- Setup runner
execute-all.sh - System updates
update.sh - Version upgrade
version-upgrade.sh
Connections 10
- Fedora user → Power management: sets up
README.md - Fedora user → ASUS controls: sets up
README.md - Fedora user → Network settings: configures
README.md - Fedora user → TimeShift setup: installs
README.md - Fedora user → Shell prompt: customizes
README.md - Fedora user → Cursor theme: customizes
README.md - Fedora user → Desktop themes: customizes
README.md - Fedora user → Nerd fonts: installs
README.md - Fedora user → Desktop applications: installs
README.md - Fedora user → Programming tools: installs
README.md