## Config Override Options
## Lines that start with # are not used

## Overrides auto language setting
## SS_LANG="en"

## Fastfetch Options - If fastfetch is installed
## 0 = disabled / uses built-in fetch
## 1 = color icon key
## 2 = color text key
## 3 = color icon and key
## 4 = icon key
## 5 = text key
## 6 = icon and key
## If not using a nerd font or having issues with the key icons displaying, set to 2
SS_FASTFETCH=1

## Fastfetch Custom Config
## Use your own config file. Please note that logos do not properly render
## Will override Fastfetch Options. If config not found, fallsback to built-in fetch
#SS_FASTFETCH_CONF="/path/to/your/fastfetch_config.jsonc"

## Set Menu Style
## 1 = Compact Menu (default) | 2 = Expanded Menu
SS_MAINMENU=1

## Set Theme
## Changes color set of Solseek
## Current options are "base" and "solus" (default)
## Check the Wiki for new options in the future
SS_THEME="solus"

## Default terminal based editor for config files
## Must be installed
## Default "nano"
SS_EDITOR="nano"

## Auto say yes on package and flatpak actions.
## Warning this will add the flag -y to updates, installs, and other eopkg and flatpak actions
## 0 = disabled (default) | 1 = enabled
SS_ASSUMEYES=0

## Disable Solseek check for updates on launch and in the background if the service is enabled.
## 0 = update checking enabled (default) | 1 = disabled
SS_DISABLE_UPCHK=0

## Auto say yes on package and flatpak actions.
## Note: Only is Update Checks are enabled
## 0 = disabled | 1 = enabled (default) | 2 = service checks only
SS_NOTIFCATIONS=1

## Disable using local eopkg index file for cache
## Warning: This will slow down the loading
## 0 = local cache enabled (default) | 1 = disable
## Note: If eopkg-index.xml is missing it will fallback to online
SS_EOPKG_DCACHE=0

## Custom Update Script
## Allows user to use a custom bash script for updating other tools, like brew and AppImages
## Must be a properly formatted bash script
## If set, Custom will be an option in the Solseek Update Menu
# /path/to/customscript.sh
