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Config files for some linux and mac tools:

Linux dot-files

Config files for:

Alacritty, Bspwm, Dunst, Neofetch, Picom, Polybar, Rofi,Sxhkd, Zathura, Starship.

Note: Only config files, install the tools on you own!

Warnings:

Some configuration files are not installed automatically, "custom scripts" directory and "Xresources, android-studio-config, mouse-speed and profile" files are not installed.

• The file mouse-speed helps to control the speed of the cursor, the file bspwmrc already has this configuration and you can modify it with the respective id of your mouse, for this you just run xinput in your terminal and then replace with the respective id.
• .Xresources helps to decrease the scale factor of your screen, to use it just move the file to your $HOME directory or copy with:

cp linux/.Xresources $HOME

• android-studio-config fiel has some configurations to avoid errors ONLY in case of altering the scale factor, if you do not modify this property it is not necessary to use it. To use it, simply open Android Studio and manually add its contents under "Edit custom VM options...", it also works with other IntelliJ IDEs.

If you want to install all the config files add --all parameter with launch.sh, e.g.

./linux/launch.sh --all

Otherwise, avoid --all parameter and choose only the ones you wanna install with your SPACE key.

Notes

• If you have a previous config directory, the script will rename it to folder-name.previous, e.g. polybar.previous.
• Some directories have files with another configuration examples, e.g. polybar is vased on polybar-themes and blue-sky/polybar.
• If you are using two or more monitors, you can find a configuration for all your displays in bspwmrc, to check the names of the displays you have connected, use this command:

xrandr

MAC dot-files

Config files for:

Alacritty, Yabai, Skhd, Starship.

Note: Only config files, install the tools on you own!

To use them just move the folders to your $HOME/.config/ folder.