Dotfiles used on my Arch Linux development PC. The configuration files can be "installed" using GNU Stow. This blog post gives a nice overview of how GNU Stow works its magic on the dotfiles: Using GNU Stow to manage your dotfiles.
Assuming you have the stow program installed (sudo dnf install stow on
Fedora), you can tell Stow to symlink dotfiles using the command stow $PKGNAME.
For example, to link the .bashrc included in this repo:
git clone git@github.com:ivan-guerra/dotfiles.git $HOME/.dotfiles
cd $HOME/.dotfiles
stow bash
A number of the configurations have additional dependencies. The table below lists dependencies grouped by application.
| Application | Dependencies |
|---|---|
| bash | ctags, evince, ffmpeg, rkhunter, valgrind, vim, xrandr |
| fish | apvlv, pacman, ffmpeg, valgrind, neovim, xrandr, rsync |
| git | nvim |
| i3 | awesome-terminal-fonts, brightnessctl, chromium, dmenu, feh, ffmpeg, i3lock, i3status, lm_sensors, picom, pulseaudio, xfce4-terminal, xorg-xinput |
| neomutt | apvlv, feh, khard, pass, w3m |
| neovim | clang, cmake, npm, ripgrep, shellcheck |
| xinit | i3, x11 |