@ikalnytskyi's dotfiles

In the Unix world programs are commonly configured in two different ways, via command line arguments or text based configuration files. Programs with many options like window managers or text editors are configured on a per-user basis with files in your home directory (~). In unix like operating systems any file or directory name that starts with a period or full stop character (.) is considered hidden, and in a default view will not be displayed. Thus the name dotfiles.

Table of Contents

• Managing
• Configuration packages
• Screenshots

Managing

This repository is managed by GNU Stow, a free, portable, lightweight symlink farm manage. Unlike many other management tools, GNU Stow can be found in most Linux distributions. macOS users can install via homebrew.

OS	Install
Arch	pacman -S stow
Ubuntu	apt-get install stow
Fedora	dnf install stow
Alpine	apk add stow
macOS	brew install stow

So how to apply configurations from this repository?

• First, you have to clone the repository and change directory to it.

  $ git clone https://github.com/ikalnytskyi/dotfiles
  $ cd dotfiles

• Second, you have use stow to create symlinks in your home directory to point to the configuration stored in the repository. Please note, stow doesn't provide a single command to apply all configurations. You have to choose what configuration package you want to apply first.

  Each configuration package is stored in the separate directory in the repository root and is named after the software it stores configuration for.

  $ stow -t ~ {package}

  See configuration packages for the whole list of configuration packages stored here.

Configuration packages

• alacritty
• bash
• bat
• dunst
• environment.d
• fish
• foot
• fuzzel
• git
• helix
• i3status-rust
• imv
• mako
• mc
• nvim
• rofi
• starship
• swappy
• sway
• swayidle
• swaylock
• swaynag
• systemd
• tmux
• vscode
• waybar
• wofi
• xdg-desktop-portal-wlr

Screenshots