TL;DR | What is included? | How to apply? | Screenshots
These are all of my personal hand-crafted and non-bloated dotfiles I use at home as well as at work.
Before applying my dotfiles on an untouched system, I provision it in one go with ansible-debian.
$ ./install.sh| dotfile | description |
|---|---|
| autorunner | Configurable and notification aware autostart helper |
| bash | Shell configuration files |
| compton | Compositor for Xorg |
| ctags | Generate tag files for source code. Integrates well into vim and neovim |
| dunst | Notification manager for i3-wm |
| git | gitconfig |
| gnupg | gnupg configuration |
| gtk | GTK 2.0 and GTK 3.0 theme configuration |
| i3 | i3 / i3-gaps configuration |
| i3blocks | i3blocks (status bar for i3) configuration |
| neovim | The last editor |
| profanity | Console based XMPP client |
| qt | QT theme configuration |
| readline | Terminal key configuration |
| redshift | Turns the screen red when working during night. Keeps your eyes intact |
| sublime | Fast gui-based editor |
| sxiv | Small, fast and low-dependency image viewer with vim binding |
| thunar | Gui-based and leight-weight file explorer |
| tmux | Terminal multiplexer |
| X11 | X11 configuration files (Xresources, Xmodmap, xinitrc and xsession). They also configure dpi, fonts, colors, rofi and urxvt |
| xdg | Sets my prefered default applications |
| zathura | Small, fast and low-dependency pdf viewer with vim bindings |
Running install.sh will just symlink every configuration file from this repository to its respective location. Before doing so it will take care about confirmation and backups.
- Each symlink must be confirmed and can be skipped
- Backing up the currently existing config file to
~/dotfiles-backup_<YYY-MM-DD_hh_mm_ss>/
# Install with confirmation
$ ./install.sh
Symlink bash? (Y/n)
Symlink compton? (Y/n)
Symlink ctags? (Y/n)
Symlink dunst? (Y/n)
...You can also run everything without confirmation by supplying -y argument to the install.sh script.
# Install without confirmation and always assume yes
$ ./install.sh -y
