Dotfiles

This is my dotfile repository. There are many like it, but this one is mine.

My primary operating system is macOS, but I do use Linux occasionally. I always aim to make everything work for both platforms but no guarantees.

Feel free to try out my dotfiles or use them as inspiration! If you have a suggestion, improvement or question, please open an issue or PR!

Screenshot

Installation

Clone the dotfiles repository.

$ git clone https://github.com/JDevlieghere/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles
$ cd ~/dotfiles

Use the bootstrap script to create symbolic links and configure the tools and operating system.

$ ./bootstrap.sh
Usage: bootstrap.sh [options]

   -s, --sync             Synchronizes dotfiles to home directory
   -l, --link             Create symbolic links
   -i, --install          Install (extra) software
   -c, --config           Configures your system
   -a, --all              Does all of the above

$ ./bootstrap.sh -a

Warning

If you decide to use this configuration as is, don't forget to change your name and e-mail address in .gitconfig.

Note

On macOS, you'll have to append the absolute path to fish to /etc/shells before you can change your shell with chsh -s $(which fish).

My Setup

• Terminal Emulator: Ghostty & Alacritty
  • Theme: Solarized Dark
  • Font: MonoLisa
  • Configuration: ghostty/config and alacritty.toml
• Shell: Fish Shell
  • Prompt: Starship
  • Configuration: .config/fish and starship.toml
• Editor: Neovim
  • Plugin Manager: Lazy.nvim
  • Configuration: .vimrc and .config/nvim
• Command Line Tools
  • delta A syntax-highlighting pager for git, diff, grep, and blame output.
  • fd: Simple, fast and user-friendly alternative to find.
  • fzf: Command-line fuzzy finder.
  • ripgrep: Search tool like grep and The Silver Searcher.
  • tmux: Terminal multiplexer.

Useful Stuff

• Scripts
• OS Configurations

Acknowledgments

• The os/macos.sh script with sensible macOS defaults is forked from Mathias Bynens' dotfiles.