Dotfiles Repo

Just some dotfiles containing common configurations for linux and MacOS systems to speed up machine setup

Dependencies (Ensure these are installed before stowing certain modules):

• Git (required by all modules)
• GNU Stow (Look up distro-specific instructions for installation)
• ZSH (Only if you want to use any of the zsh dotfiles)
• Starship Prompt if you want to use the starship config
• The Kitty Terminal if you want to install the kitty module
• Sway Window Manager (If you wish to install sway config)
• Waybar for Sway
• Tofi
• Swayimg
• Wofi
• The Alacritty Terminal if you want to install the alacritty terminal
• Mako Notifications
• Vim
• Neovim
• Hyprland

Hyprland

Be sure utilities such as hypridle, hyprpaper, & hyprlock are installed in addition to hypland

Vim

Ensure that Vim Plug is installed.

• Open vim and run :PlugInstall

Neovim

Lazy.nvim should automatically handle loading all neovim plugins

COC.NVIM

Run :CocInstall for each of the following modules:

• coc-rust-analyzer
• coc-sumneko-lua
• coc-markdown-preview-enhanced
• coc-pyright

To setup:

Thanks to the wonderful discovery of GNU Stow, this project is set up to use GNU Stow to install various dotfiles where needed.

To do so, simply run stow * to install all config files or stow <name of module> to install only the modules you need

Available Modules for Installation

• bash
• starship
• vim
• nvim
• zsh-linux (for setting up zsh on any specific linux distribution)
• zsh-macos (for setting up zsh on MacOS)
• kitty
• sway
• waybar
• tofi
• swayimg
• alacritty
• wofi
• mako
• hyprland
• ssh
• systemd

Notes for SSH & Systemd Config

Following the guide here, be sure to run systemctl enable --user ssh-agent.service after you've done stow for your SSH & Systemd services.