dotfiles

My dotfiles, simple as that.

This repo is a never-ending WIP. It's not meant to be sensible for everybody, or anyone, as YMMV.

Supported platforms

My daily drivers currently are alacritty+zsh+tmux on:

• Ubuntu 20.04 WSL on Windows 10 (20H2)
• Ubuntu 20.04 desktop
• Debian 10 server accessed via mosh connection on iPad
• occasionally macOS 10.15 (via iTerm2) I gifted the MacBook to my family!

Try it out

Check my workspace project to have a ready to code environment powered by this dotfiles.

Install

First clone the repo to your $HOME.

cd && git clone https://github.com/pirafrank/dotfiles.git

Then symlink config you want to use or install them all running zsh install.sh all. You can also symlink a specific set of dotfiles by running zsh install.sh SET_NAME. Check the script content to know more.

~/.zsh_custom is automatically sourced if it exists. Create it to add any machine-specific non-interactive (doesn't print to sysout) entries. If you need to add interactive scripts, or scripts that output to sysout, please create ~/.zsh_custom_pre. It will be loaded in ~/.zshrc BEFORE Powerlevel10k caching. This is to enable Powerlevel10k instant prompt.

~/bin2 is automatically added to $PATH, if it exists. It is not part of the repo. Create it to add your-own or machine-specific executables.

That's part of it, there is no real how-to actually. For more info just look at the code.

Getting started

GUIDE.md file will (hopefully) help.

Credits

Scripts

I wrote most of the scripts in the bin folder, with some of them already publicly available as gists. But others come or contain pieces from the web (twitter? google? stackoverflow?). Honestly I can't remember where I got them from, but you should find the original authors in the comments.

Themes

Those without pirafrank in their name come from the web, credits go to their creators. I keep them here for the sake of simplicity. I'll try to keep this readme updated to keep them all.

• vim themes
  • noctu
  • dim
• themerdev-prefixed themes come from themer.dev.

License

Many of the files and scripts in the bin folder come from some other repos of mine and here are gathered. Although those repositories are publicly available on GitHub, I am going to only maintain them in this repo.

Code in this repo is given away for free, as-is and with NO WARRANTY as per the MIT license.

By the way, if something really blows your mind, I'll be happy if you get in touch with me. I always appreciated feedback!

Enjoy!