🚀 My setup for linux kernel based operating systems. Managed with GNU stow.
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README.md

Dotfiles

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Screenshots
Zsh    tmux    vim

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