Dotfiles

This repository contains my personal environment setup, configurations, and dotfiles. It’s tailored for my workflow and includes:

• Zsh with Powerlevel10k and plugin setup
• Tmux with TPM and custom config
• Alacritty with custom theme and 24-bit color support
• Developer toolchain: Python, Rust, Go, Nim, Poetry, FZF, etc.
• Custom shell aliases and utility scripts

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🔧 Setup Instructions (for my own machines)

1. Clone the Repo

git clone https://github.com/hax3xploit/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles
cd ~/dotfiles

2. Run the Installer

chmod +x install.sh
./install.sh

This will:

• Install system packages & dev tools
• Setup Zsh, Oh My Zsh, Powerlevel10k
• Install and configure Tmux, Alacritty, and plugins
• Place all my configs in the right place
• Copy shell extras, VPN script, themes, etc.
• Install toolchains for Nim, Go, Poetry, Rust, etc.

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📂 Config Files

• .zshrc → Shell config with plugins
• .shell_extras.zsh → My aliases and functions
• .tmux.conf → Tmux keybindings and plugins
• alacritty.toml → Terminal theme/colors
• vpn.sh → VPN utility script (optional)
• multiline.zsh-theme → Zsh prompt theme

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✅ Tools Installed

These are installed if missing:

• Zsh + Oh My Zsh + Powerlevel10k
• Tmux + TPM
• Alacritty
• Rust (via rustup)
• Go (via apt)
• Python + pyenv
• Poetry (via official script)
• Nim (via choosenim)
• FZF

Paths are managed to match my system layout (~/.local/bin, ~/go/bin, ~/.poetry/bin, etc).

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🎨 Fonts & Terminal

• Requires a terminal that supports Powerline fonts (e.g., Meslo Nerd Font)
• Powerlevel10k prompt and 24-bit color supported
• To reconfigure prompt: p10k configure

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🎨 Color Test (True Color)

To verify terminal supports true color and italics (for Tmux/Vim/Alacritty):

bash 24-bit-color.sh

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🧠 Notes to Self

• Run source ~/.zshrc after install
• If VPN script is missing, drop vpn.sh manually
• This setup is optimized for Debian/Ubuntu systems

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© Personal Use

This is my personal dotfile setup — not intended as a public framework. Feel free to peek if you're curious, but it’s not designed for others.