yup, finally
Using dotbot to manage, err... my dotfiles ;)
Just clone and run ./.install (configuration on .install.conf.yaml)
I've eliminated the concept of HOME/WORK branches, now will create branches per machine.
'Why?' you can ask. Well, it's nice to do substantial adjustments on my master branch (common things, you know), and keep branches updated with that (like key bindings and common environment variables settings).
There are some scripts bundled on my dotfiles (more like "helpers"), related to specific things (e.g. managing audio volume on i3).
For other scripts, see my dotbins repo ;)
Currently only neovim lua configuration files are covered by code-styling
tools (stylua and luacheck; stylua is automatically installed, while
luacheck not).
Also pre-commit must be installed in the system, and it can be installed as a
git commit hook by running:
pre-commit installAs my main operating system is Slackware, I let some packages I've built for my own use on my server. They are built against slackware-current x86_64, and you can grab them on the following links:
- i3: also including some additional tools
- mutt: based on the official SlackBuild, just applying some additional patches, see here my version (with patches from mutt-sidebar)