These are my personal dotfiles that should work on Debian GNU/Linux 11+ (bullseye) and OpenBSD 7.6+.

Dotfiles for other operating systems:

• openSUSE Tumbleweed dotfiles are in opensuse branch right here.

For the list of files in the repository go here.

Essential software

For getting full potential of these dotfiles you need to install following packages (using your favourite package manager such as apt, zypper, pkg_add etc.):

• aptitude (Debian GNU/Linux only, for a Bash alias);
• bash (for everything Bash-related);
• curl (for check-dotfiles-update Bash function and dotverc Bash alias);
• flatpak (Linux only, for upgrade-all Bash function);
• fonts-hack or hack-fonts (for uxterm Bash alias);
• git (for gitd and gits Bash aliases and clone-dotfiles-repository, copy-dotfiles-to-repos-directory, git-commit and git-push Bash functions);
• rsync (for copy-dotofiles-to-repos-directory and get-new-dotfiles Bash functions);
• sudo (Linux only, for se Bash alias and edit-repos and upgrade-all Bash functions);
• unzip (for get-new-dotfiles Bash function);
• upgrade-system (Debian GNU/Linux only, for upgrade-all Bash function);
• wikipedia2text (Linux only, for wiki Bash alias);
• wget (for get-new-dotfiles Bash function).

Getting latest version

If getting dotfiles for the first time, run following command in some safe directory (probably not home if you don't want to replace your already configured setup):

NOTE: You need to have curl, rsync, unzip and wget installed first!

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Matriks404/dotfiles/refs/heads/master/build/update.sh | sh

Otherwise, execute: get-new-dotfiles in your bash session (it will actually execute the same curl script as noted above).

Cloning and setting up repository

In your usual directory where you put clone repositories enter following commands:

git clone https://github.com/Matriks404/dotfiles.git
cd dotfiles
tools/initial_repository_setup.sh