My dotfiles

This is yupswing personal configuration

I am using dotdrop as a dotfiles manager (https://github.com/deadc0de6/dotdrop)

#TODO

• Look for #TODO in code

Setup

• we need at least git and python3
• then lot of stuff is needed, but at least zsh
• install also https://github.com/svenstaro/rofi-calc

git clone --recurse-submodules -j8 https://github.com/yupswing/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles
pip3 install -r ~/dotfiles/dotdrop/requirements.txt
~/dotfiles/dotdrop.sh install

If unable to install via pip3

pacman -S python-jinja-time python-docopt python-distro python-ruamel-yaml python-tomli-w python-requests

• install exa and zoxide

Fonts

• Fira Code
• FiraCode Nerd Font
• Roboto Condensed
• feather
• Font Awesome 5
• Material Design Icons

Usage

dotinstall # Install files from repo to local
dotinstall -p ssh # install ssh files (or any other profile for the matter)
dotupdate # Update repo with local files
dotcompare # Compare differences between repo and local files

• New files are installed but removed files are not deleted!
• Template files are to be updated manually

Templating

look for {%@@ to find template blocks

#EXAMPLE (see config.yaml for profiles name)
{%@@ if profile == WORK_HOST @@%}
#...
{%@@ endif @@%}

SHELL Environment

I use the zsh shell

How to customize:

• Edit zsh/zshenv.zsh and zsh/zshrc.zsh for the simple stuff
• Edit or add files to the zsh/modules which are autoloaded in zshrc

ZPLUG

This zshrc comes with zplug which get autoinstalled at first run (customizaton in zshlib/25-zplug.zsh).

• To reset zplug just run rm -rf $YUPZSHRC_HOME/zplug and restart your shell.
• To update zplug just run zplug_update.
• If zplug gives "unknown error" when installing or updating plugins, install gawk

Locally

(only if you don't want to use the profile tags of dotdrop)

The library loads zshrc.local if present in the following directories

• ~
• /etc
• /etc/zsh
• /usr/local/etc
• /usr/local/etc/zsh

Profiling

Read https://blog.jonlu.ca/posts/speeding-up-zsh

Enable profiling in zsh/zshrc.zsh and then run zprof

test multiple shell launch

for i in $(seq 1 10); do /usr/bin/time -f %E $SHELL -i -c exit; done

GUI Environment

Using

• bspwm windows manager (also an old configuration with i3)
• wal colors (pywal)
• feh background
• picom compositor
• polybar bar
• dunst notifications
• rofi+dmenu launcher
  • rofi-calc bridge qalc with rofi
• xclip clipboard tool
• greenclip clipboard
• kitty terminal
• i3lock-color screenlock (with scrot)

Theme

• paru ibm-plex
• paru bibata
• paru tela
• paru mojave-gtk-theme-git

Shortcuts

to see them all less ~/.config/sxhkd/sxhkdrc

mod ............................... using ALT as super

alt + enter ....................... run terminal (kitty)

alt + q ........................... close window
alt + shift + q ................... kill window

alt + shift + r ; s ............... reload sxhkd
alt + shift + r ; b ............... reload bspwm
alt + ctrl + shift + r ............ quit bspwm

alt + space ....................... run application menu
alt + shift + space ............... run command menu
alt + tab ......................... window menu
alt + p ........................... power menu
alt + s ........................... search menu (mlocate)
alt + c ........................... clipboard menu (greenclip)
alt + ctrl + c .................... clear clipboard (greenclip)
alt + shift + c ................... calculator (qalc)

alt + l ........................... lock screen (i3lock-color)
alt + k ........................... change keyboard layout (xkb-switch)

print ............................. screenshot screen (file+clipboard)
shift + print ..................... screenshot area (file+clipboard)
ctrl + print ...................... open screenshot folder (~/Pictures/screenshots)

alt + {1-9,0,-,=,],\} ............. move to workspace
alt + shift + {1-9,0,-,=,],\} ..... move window to workspace
alt + ` ........................... focus urgent
alt + {arrows} .................... focus in that direction
alt + shift + {arrows} ............ move window in that direction

alt + ctrl + {arrows} ............. preselect direction
alt + ctrl + space ................ reset preselection

alt + h ........................... hide window
alt + shift + h ................... show hidden windows and choose what to show (rofi)

alt + m ........................... toggle between tiled and monocle

alt + s ; t ....................... tiled
alt + s ; p ....................... pseudo-tiled
alt + s ; f ....................... floating
alt + s ; s ....................... fullscreen

alt + {PageUp, PageDown} .......... rotate windows

alt + x ; c ....................... launch chrome
alt + x ; s ....................... launch spotify
alt + x ; e ....................... launch enpass
alt + x ; n ....................... launch nemo

Kitty

Used just as single window with tabs (don't care about tiling since a use a tiling wm)

ctrl + n .......................... new tab
ctrl + num ........................ goto tab
ctrl + w .......................... close tab
shift + page_up ................... page up
shift + page_down ................. page down

ctrl + shift + c .................. copy
ctrl + shift + v .................. paste

Fira Code fix (to have ligatures)

see https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/faq.html#kitty-is-not-able-to-use-my-favorite-font

• added ~/.config/fontconfig/fonts.conf
• remember to run fc-cache -r

Greenclip

• Static history (permanent history) is located at ~/.config/greenclic.staticHistory
• Standard history is located in .cache
• To add a blacklisted app see https://github.com/erebe/greenclip

NVIM

Very basic config taken from https://github.com/amix/vimrc

Theming

Theme customisation

• To try different themes use wal --theme <NAME> or wal --theme random

  Or just use my defaults, wal --theme desat or wal --theme monokai

• To choose the main colors change all places where you find the tag #THEME_MAIN_COLORS

  wal --theme monokai # default
  wal --theme desat
  wal --theme random

• Sometimes the foreground color over primary/secondary looks bad.

  Just use invert dark/light where you find #THEME_FOREGROUND_COLOR

• To choose a font look for #THEME_FONT

• To customise workspaces binding look for #THEME_WORKSPACES

• You can also use the shortcut yuptheme name or yuptheme path/to/picture (it does execute wal and feh)

Original colors

wal --theme default

- color0    black   #000000 // 0 -> DARK
- color8    black   #767676
- color1    red     #cc0403 // 1 -> DANGER
- color9    red     #f2201f
- color2    green   #19cb00 // 2 -> SUCCESS
- color10   green   #23fd00
- color3    yellow  #cecb00 // 3 -> WARNING, SECONDARY, ACCENT
- color11   yellow  #fffd00
- color4    blue    #0d73cc // 4 -> PRIMARY
- color12   blue    #1a8fff
- color5    magenta #cb1ed1
- color13   magenta #fd28ff
- color6    cyan    #0dcdcd // 6 -> INFO
- color14   cyan    #14ffff
- color7    white   #dddddd // 7 -> WHITE
- color15   white   #ffffff

    primary = #01787D
    red = #EC407A
    red-dark = #A12C53
    pink = #EC7875
    purple = #BA68C8
    blue = #42A5F5
    cyan = #4DD0E1
    teal = #00B19F
    green = #61C766
    lime = #B9C244
    yellow = #FDD835
    amber = #FBC02D
    # orange = #F19D3A
    brown = #AC8476
    indigo = #6C77BB
    gray = #9E9E9E
    blue-gray = #6D8895

VSCode sync

I keep settings in a private gist using the extension Settings Sync

Sensitive files

Encode with gnupg2

gpg2 -c -o file.txt.gpg file.txt

Decode with (note that dotdrop decode transparently if you set up the config.yaml accordingly) See https://github.com/deadc0de6/dotdrop/wiki/sensitive-dotfiles

gpg2 -d -o file.txt file.txt.gpg