My personal dotfiles: how I store my preferences and configs for various tools.
- Folders represent each application/category (if there are lots of files or if filenames alone are unclear)
- Otherwise, filenames should be self-explanatory
- Several of these dotfiles are intended to be used with nerd/powerline fonts. My go-to font is Consolas7NF Znuff/consolas-powerline.
I currently have configs for the following programs. Additional instructions are included.
- Vim, gVim, and Neovim
- Create the tmp folder for swapfiles under
~/.tmpif needed, and install all plugins as directed in the file comments - Also includes minimal portable Vim config that requires no setup/plugins
- Create the tmp folder for swapfiles under
- lf terminal file manager (lfrc and icons)
- qutebrowser (config and autoload)
- tmux
- Follow directions in the file comments
- WezTerm
- On Windows 10, remove the blur/transparency section
- Depending on which Consolas Nerd Font you installed, the name may be
Consolas 7NForConsolas Nerd Font Mono
- Windows Terminal settings (including Iceberg theme)
Ctrl+,-> "Open JSON File" in the bottom left, and update that file's contents
- Alacritty
- PowerShell (put under
~/Documents/WindowsPowerShell) - Zsh
- Follow directions in the file comments
- User directories on Linux
- Komorebi tiling window manager
- Hyprland ecosystem
- Also relies on Wezterm, Wofi, Waybar, Swaybg, Cadecraft/remslice, and others
- Config for Hyprland
- Config for Hyprlock
- yasb status bar (config and styles)
- Waybar
- Wofi (styles)
