Contents

• Repo overview
• How can you apply my dotfiles?
• In case you want to test out my Neobean config
• Join the Discord server
• Follow me on social media
• You like my content and want to support me?
• How do you manage your passwords?
• Some of my YouTube videos
• Point my ~/.zshrc file to the desired repo

Repo overview

• This repo is where I keep the dotfiles I'm currently using
• My daily driver OS is macOS and my editor of choice is Neovim.
• My OS is highly customized and adapted to my workflow, I use several open source and non open source tools, including Ghostty, tmux, Karabiner-Elements, CleanShot X, etc, etc
• If you don't understand something found in my dotfiles, I probably have detailed YouTube video explaining everything, just search in my YouTube channel
• Sneak peek of my setup below

Warning

• There is an old repo: linkarzu/dotfiles-public
  • That is referenced in my youtube 2024 macos workflow video series
  • That old repo is still valid for that playlist, but is no longer maintained, so for the latest updates, use this current repo instead

How can you apply my dotfiles?

• The idea is that you to scavenge around, find the things that are useful to you, and apply them to your own config
• In case you actually want to apply my entire dotfiles settings on your own macOS computer, you can, I have a blogpost article in which I describe the process and a video as well (This is one of my first videos, but it still works)

In case you want to test out my Neobean config

• This is the Neovim config you see me using on each one of my videos
• In case you want to test it out without modifying or changing your existing neovim config, run the git clone commands below to clone my dotfiles in your .config directory and we will run my config below

mkdir -p ~/.config
git clone git@github.com:linkarzu/dotfiles-latest ~/.config/linkarzu/dotfiles-latest

• Open the newly downloaded neobean config with:

NVIM_APPNAME=linkarzu/dotfiles-latest/neovim/neobean nvim

• You can create an alias in your .bashrc or .zshrc file to run my config

alias neobean='NVIM_APPNAME=linkarzu/dotfiles-latest/neovim/neobean nvim'

• Then to run this config, just run neobean

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• I have a video in which I show you how to download and setup my neobean config, but also other neovim distributions, so I highly recommend you check it out:
  • Download and test multiple Neovim distros and configurations - Without affecting your current config

Join the Discord server

• My discord server is now open to the public, feel free to join and hang out with others
• join the discord server in this link

Follow me on social media

• Twitter (or "X")
• LinkedIn
• TikTok
• Instagram
• GitHub
• Threads
• OnlyFans 🍆
• YouTube (subscribe MF, subscribe)
• Ko-Fi

You like my content and want to support me?

• I have a Ko-Fi page, you can donate here

How do you manage your passwords?

• In case you want to support me, but don't want to donate, I have a 1password referral link, in which (in theory) I get a small amount in case you use it
• This helps me keep my blogpost ad free and helps me keep creating content
• I've tried many different password managers in the past, I've switched from LastPass to Dashlane and finally ended up in 1password
• You want to find out why? More info in my article:
  • How I use 1password to keep all my accounts safe
• CLICK ON THE IMAGE BELOW TO START YOUR 14 DAY FREE TRIAL

Some of my YouTube videos

The Power User's 2025 Guide to macOS ricing - Yabai, Simple-bar, SketchyBar, Fastfetch, Btop & More

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How I Recreated (and Improved) My Obsidian Note-Taking Workflow in Neovim

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Images in Neovim - Setting up Snacks Image and Comparing it to Image.nvim

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Why I'm Moving from Telescope to Snacks Picker - Why I'm not Using fzf-lua - Frecency feature

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Advanced MINI.FILES Keymaps for Neovim – System Clipboard Integration and More

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My complete Neovim markdown setup and workflow in 2025

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Ghostty Shaders - Ghostty config file syntax highlighting - glsl treesitter - glsl_analyzer

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Neovim or Neovide, what is the difference?

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Why I switched from Alacritty to kitty, and how to configure kitty

Point my ~/.zshrc file to the desired repo

Note

These instructions are for me, GTFO

• Commands below will create all the files if they don't yet exist, if they do, it will update them.
• -n allows the link to be treated as a normal file if it is a symlink to a directory
• -f "force" overwrites without warning if it already exists

ln -snf ~/github/dotfiles-latest/zshrc/zshrc-file.sh ~/.zshrc >/dev/null 2>&1
source ~/.zshrc

# This is on the other repo where I keep my ssh config files
ln -snf ~/github/dotfiles/sshconfig-pers ~/.ssh/config >/dev/null 2>&1