/dotfiles

🚀 My setup for linux kernel based operating systems. Managed with GNU stow.
  1. Shell 37.2%
  2. Vim script 31.1%
  3. Python 18.3%
  4. Perl 8.9%
  5. Lua 2.5%
  6. Haskell 0.8%
  7. Other 1.2%
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.config Set recolor, now it's in the dark mode Apr 23, 2018
.fonts Added Monaco powerline patched and Hurmit Mar 4, 2018
.icons Add icons folder Feb 26, 2018
.mutt
.newsboat
.urxvt/ext
.vim Add pt spell in vim Mar 28, 2018
.weechat Change some auto-join channels Mar 4, 2018
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bin Add fzf and chromium favorites/bookmarks functions Apr 23, 2018
.Xresources Set URxvt to gruvbox colours Apr 18, 2018
.bash_profile
.bashrc Fix gruvbox colour on urxvt Apr 18, 2018
.mkshrc
.muttrc Add muttrc Feb 20, 2018
.tmux.conf
.urlview
.vimrc Add autocmd which shows the file creation time May 4, 2018
.xinitrc Remove a mapping and source .Xresources on X startup. Mar 28, 2018
.zshrc
README.md Update README.md (Add translate-shell description) Mar 28, 2018
install.sh Add more programs that I use to install. Mar 27, 2018
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README.md

Dotfiles

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Setup

CLI

  • newsboat: RSS feed reader for text terminals.
  • mutt: Fast and secure text-based mail client.
  • weechat: IRC client.
  • ranger: A vim-like file manager.
  • zsh: Very powerful shell with a lot of features.
  • tmux: A terminal multiplexer.
  • vim: Highly configurable text editor.
    • surround: Mappings to easily delete, change and add such surroundings in pairs.
    • NERDTree: File system explorer.
    • gruvbox: A low contrast colorscheme that's easy on the eyes.
  • transmission-remote-cli: Curses interface for the daemon of the BitTorrent client Transmission.
  • mps-youtube: Terminal based YouTube player and downloader.
  • scrot: Minimalistc screen capture.
  • youtube-dl: Open source program to download videos from YouTube.
  • surfraw: Fast search engine from CLI.
  • the fuck: Correct your previous command.
  • translate-shell: Translate things inside the shell.

GUI

  • qutebrowser: An awesome browser, it's Free Software, vim-like, minimal...
  • dunst: Lightweight notification-daemon.
  • zathura: Minimalistic and highly customizable document viewer.
  • feh: Lightweight and powerful image viewer.
  • spotify: Music player.
  • mpv: A free software command line video player highly customizable.

Installation

bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Valeyard1/dotfiles/master/install.sh)

Info

  • Distro: Void Linux
  • Window Manager: i3-gaps
  • Bar: Polybar
  • Terminal Emulator: URxvt-unicode
  • Editor: vim
  • Font: curie

My dotfiles are managed with GNU stow, it's a program that symlinks files. Here are some blog posts that explain how to use this program with your dotfiles:

Interesting read: Why share your dotfiles