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-`--source=file` - this allows you to install a specific package in your config directories, like a `pkg.tar.zst` or `deb`, the file must be in the folder `packages/file`
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-`RemovePkg/RemovePackage packagename` - removes said package
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-`SystemdUnitSystemEnable unitname` - enables a systemd system unit
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-`SystemdUnitSystemEnable unitname` - enables a systemd system unit (auto-unmasks if masked)
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-`SystemdUnitSystemDisable unitname` - disables a systemd system unit
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-`SystemdUnitSystemMask unitname` - masks a systemd system unit
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-`SystemdUnitUserEnable unitname` -enables a system user unit
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-`SystemdUnitSystemUnmask unitname` - unmasks a systemd system unit
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-`SystemdUnitUserEnable unitname` - enables a system user unit (auto-unmasks if masked)
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-`SystemdUnitUserDisable unitname` - disables a system user unit
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-`SystemdUnitUserMask unitname` - masks a system user unit
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-`SystemdUnitUserUnmask unitname` - unmasks a system user unit
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-`SystemFile file` - copies a system file with superuser permissions, like a udev rule, tlp config etc.
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-`SystemFileFromTo from_file to_file` - same as above, but you can rename
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-`SystemDirectory directory` - copies a directory like `system/etc/sddm.conf.d` to `/etc/sddm.conf.d`
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### Sourcing order
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When loading the configuration files, the file `entrypoint.sh` will be sourced first, and then the rest by alphabetical order
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When loading the configuration files, the file `init.sh` will be sourced first, and then the rest by alphabetical order
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### Examples of configurations
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Sometimes you want to define a variable to be used on other files, so you can set a variable on the `entrypoint.sh` to be later used:
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Sometimes you want to define a variable to be used on other files, so you can set a variable on the `init.sh` to be later used:
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