This git repo is your home, literally.
Easily track down dotfiles without requiring any dependency besides git.
Merged all the tools that I curated for Mac and Linux into these dotfiles.
Heavily inspired by @sobolevn dotfiles with many modifications.
Warning
WIP
Yet to be tested in a fresh install from scratch.
If you decide to use any of the scripts here, you do it on your own, I'm not responsible, feel free to check and judge on your own.
.config dotfiles are stable.
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~/.config/setup: automated install of software & system config. -
Custom MOTD (Message Of The Day --> the message ssh greets you with)
ctrl+s --> source ~/.zshrc
ctrl+g --> lazygit
ctrl+h --> helix editor
enter zsh-magic-dashboard
nav arrow keys:
alt + ↑ - go up a directory
alt + ↓ - fuzzy find directory below current one
alt + ← - go back in directory history
alt + → - go forward in directory history
- chore: test install from scratch when I receive the microSD card in a week.
- aider
- nfty
- merge with my own dotfiles and have just a single source of truth .config/setup/mac .config/setup/rpi
- add: calendar view for my tasks
- showcase:
- flow of installation
- usefulness
- aliases walkthrough
- git secret usage to use ai and lsp-ai
- research more zsh config
- mod
betafcc/navnav-down into fzf like @sobolevn does, works way better - taskwarrior
- client
- server
- run lsp's in another computer on the network for the zero's
- feat: github-rsolver or
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After many considerations I settled between broot and yazi, I genuinely love broot, I think it has the best design, but it's not playing well with my ~ as a git repo and despite feeling slower with yazi is offering me enough right now.
Perfection is the enemy of good.
So I shall stick with yazi for now but I urge you to check out broot