GHaxZ's dotfiles 🛠️

This is a collection of my personal "dotfiles".

Included are

Configurations for my terminal development workflow:

• kitty - My terminal emulator of choice

• neovim - A code editor and (almost) IDE

• tmux - A terminal multiplexer

Shell configurations:

• zsh - My UNIX shell of choice

• oh-my-posh - A cross-shell prompt

• fastfetch - A pretty (and fast) system info fetching tool, so I can get imaginary internet points

And other cool tools like:

• spicetify - A tool for customizing the Spotify desktop client

Also, a collection of shell scripts I wrote (or stole and modified):

• cpuinfo.sh, raminfo.sh, batteryinfo.sh - Display system status in a nice way

• cheat.sh - Integrate the community driven cheat.sh knowledgebase into tmux

• update.sh - A neat little Linux system update script (currently openSUSE Tumbleweed only, can be easily modified for other distributions)

... and old configurations I used in the past

Installation

Automatic installation

Install all necessarry packages + dotfiles with one script

 curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GHaxZ/dotfiles/master/setup.sh | sudo bash

Important

This script currently only works on openSUSE. It can be easily modifed to work on other distributions, by cloning this repository and changing the config values at the top.

Manual installation

Only install the dotfiles

Prerequisites:

• git
• stow

1. Clone the repository into your home directory

 git clone https://github.com/GHaxZ/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles

2. Go inside the directory

 cd ~/dotfiles

3. Run stow for this directory

 stow .

4. Done!

Note

You may need to restart your shell/terminal and other programs involved for the changes to take effect.