My dotfiles.
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I've started following those articles:
I'm using DotBot as dotfiles bootstrapper with some useful plugins.
For 2023, one of my objectives is to migrate from Bash to Zsh.
In a fresh installation, run ./install.
Add the following plugin directories to execute snapd and apt installations: --plugin-dir ./dotbot-snap and --plugin-dir ./dotbot-apt. Remember that you need root privileges if you want to install packages with apt and snapd.
This is the definitive command I use:
$ sudo ./install -p dotbot-apt/apt.py -p dotbot-snap/snap.py -p dotbot-vscode/vscode.py -c elevated-permissions.config.yaml
Look at the build workflow file for the usage in CI environment.
Descriptions of not-obsvious elements.
Bash Custom: Custom conf for my bash, used mostly on Linux environments.
Zsh profile: In .zshrc file I've saved all my configuration for a zsh shell, specially for a MacOs system. Set autocompletition, add some aliases and add some environment variables.
Using the apt plugin, dotbot will install defined apt packages.
| Package | Use |
|---|---|
| Audacity | Audio editing |
| Pyenv | required Some mandatory packages to build CPython from scratch with Pyenv (to manage environments) |
| Pass and pass-git-helper | Password manager and credential-store-helper for git |
| Snapd | Install snap packages (see below) |
Run custom shell scripts, installing:
- my customs
- pyenv
After oh_my_zsh installation, Poetry completitions are installed from official OMZ Poetry plugin.
Using the snap plugin, dotbot will install defined snap packages.
| Package | Use |
|---|---|
| DBeaver | |
| telegram-desktop | Telegram Client for Linux |
| Whatsdesk | Whatsapp Client for Linux |
Using the vscode plugin, dotbot will install defined vscode extensions.
rust-lang.rust-analyzer help me write Rust programs.
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Check the right identation for the install.config.yaml file.
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Use
source ~/.zshrcafter modifing the zshrc profile or zshrc_aliases to load the changes in the current shell session.
My Python dev setup is inspired by this article in 2021, let me know if there's any new best practice to follow!
Took inspiration from anishathalye's dotfiles.
After switching from Bash to Zsh, KDE may lose references in PATH var to Wayland and Flatpak to load GUI applications.
Follow this link.
But, one moment, I haven't that flatpak file! My tty0 is broken after that fix, so I've removed that emulation. So the fix look like this:
emulate sh -c ‘source /etc/profile.d/apps-bin-path.sh’