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README.md

Dotfiles

Truly a labour of love, and a time capsule. I use these files on every computer I run, and they support the computers I run, kind of by definition. That's macOS and Arch Linux.

Everything in here certainly was used at some point, but right now, the things I am most maintaining are:

  • fish
  • git
  • nvim
  • bat
  • foot
  • sway (waybar, dunst, and fuzzel)

In addition to this, you can find a few little scripts I use in the bin directory, and some Python scripts to support those in lib.

Installing

These dotfiles are managed using GNU Stow. As long as that's installed, run ./install.sh and you should be off to the races.

Post-Install Configuration

There are a few things that are specific to each client. Search for all files matching *.dist, and copy those into new files without that extension. Alter them accordingly. If I've been a good worker bee, this should be extremely obvious.