I'm thinking two features here, but let's start with one: `just powerwash` and `just rinse` Powerw
I'm thinking two features here, but let's start with one:
Powerwash would mimic the behavior of ChromeOS and rinse would just reset any dangling configuration in the home directory
Personally, I'm significantly more interested in a
As for
just powerwash and just rinsePowerwash would mimic the behavior of ChromeOS and rinse would just reset any dangling configuration in the home directory
Personally, I'm significantly more interested in a
powerwssh so let's begin there:- We can wipe the contents of /home without ramification. All necessary configs will just be pulled from /etc. so that handles resetting home
- In an ideal world, we could just wipe /etc and /usr/etc would pick up the pieces, but that's far from the case. We need to determine what, following s fresh installation, is changed (and whether or not it's automated), pin those files, reset /etc, and restore the pinned files
As for
rinse, I think most conflicting configs when rebasing are out of .config. I've found removing that folder inconsequential but we should definitely explore that further at some point as I know KDE has skewed configs too. I think the dotfiles that get wiped should be explicitly set because we likely wouldn't want to clear out someone's Steam library for instance
