This is a repository with my configuration files, those that in Linux normally
are these files under the $HOME
directory that are hidden and preceded by a
dot, AKA dotfiles
These configuration files are managed with the tool GNU Stow that is not intented originally for this purpose but works pretty well.
To use this configurations you only have to clone this repository in a directory
of your home directory (~/dotfiles
by default) and then use stow to "install"
them, choosing the ones that you want to use.
For example to use the Vim configuration you only have to do this (from the dotfiles directory):
$ stow vim
and it would create a symlink for ~/.vim
and ~/.vimrc
to the same files/dirs
in the ~/dotfiles/vim
folder of this repository. Those symbolic links only
would be created if not exists previously, in that case I recommend to make a
backup of the original files first.
To remove a configuration is also very easy with stow:
$ stow -D vim
and it would remove the symbolic links.
And if you make a git pull to update this repository, you can "reinstall" the configurations to update them. Stow would first remove the previous symbolic links and then create the new ones.
$ stow -R vim
Stow is a package that you can find in the majority of Linux distributions and make the process of test/manage these configurations easier.
That's the current content of this repository, and these are the more remarkable files.
Configuration of Awesome
-
.config/awesome/awdt.py
python script that allows me to test changes in the Awesome configuration. Starts a X session nested into the current session and served by Xephyr, with an test configuration (Awesome) running inside it. -
.config/awesome/prep.org
is a Org-mode format file in which I store the repositories, authors and licenses of the external libraries that I use in this configuration. -
.config/awesome/check_execs.py
&/awesome/logger.py
are symbolic links to two python files that can be founded in this repository, https://github.com/joedicastro/python-recipes
Configuration of Compton
Configuration of dunst
Configuration of Emacs
Configuration of firejail
Configuration of fontconfig
The fonts that I use in my terminal, vim, etc ...
- Dejavu Sans Mono is a free public domain font and has the probably best Unicode support from all the monospaced fonts available.
- Dejavu Sans Mono for Powerline is the same font adapted to use it with Powerline in Vim
Configuration of getmail (an example with fake data)
Configuration of git
Configuration of GnuPG
Configuration of the Gtk theme to fix an error with the Gvim window
Configuration of Mercurial
Configuration of Livestreamer
Configuration of mpd
Configuration of ncmpcpp
Configuration of Pylint
Configuration of procmail
Configuration of ranger
Configuration of systemd user units and timers
Configuration of tmux
Configuration of rxvt-unicode
Configuration of Vim
.vimrc
the Vim configuration file.vim/README.md
is a summary of my Vim configuration customizations.vim/spell/
files needed for spelling.vim/UltiSnips/
my custom UltiSnips snippets
Configuration of Vimperator
Configuration of the X session
.xprofile
bash script to setup the X session.config/user-dirs.dirs
default home user directories
Configuration of zathura