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My dotfiltes by modifying Excalith Dotfiles

Screenshot of alacritty terminal using fish shell with spaceship prompt and tmux, displaying neofetch, nvim and custom scripts

Features

  • Fully customizable installation depending on OS
  • The installer is seperated from configs and install scripts
  • A dotfiles manager for post-install maintenance
  • Has post-install scripts for configuring git, ssh and gpg
  • Requires git commands for syncing without fancy dotfile managers

Uses

  • Supports bash, zsh, fish with starship shell prompt

Installation

MacOS 12.0 Monterey (and above)

bash -c "$(curl -LsS https://raw.github.com/codechenx/dotfiles/main/scripts/setup.sh)"

Pop!_OS

bash -c "$(wget --no-cache -qO - https://raw.github.com/codechenx/dotfiles/main/scripts/setup.sh)"

Using Dotfiles

After installing the dotfiles, you can pretty much start using these configurations right away.

  • All changes to configuration files will be recognized by git as modified within dotfiles folder except for the config files created with .local suffix.
  • You can use dotfiles command for dotfile manager script for running maintenance commands.

Credits

This dotfiles repository is a heavily knocked-off inspired version of beautiful Cătălin’s dotfiles. You should probably check it out!

I have modified this dotfiles with my own taste of config files and added a bunch of helpers and utilities to install packages, extensions etc. from different sources that I trust. I tried to seperate installation system and OS-spesific configurations as much as I can, so it would be easier to implement new OS setups which I might do later.

License

The code is available under the MIT license.