Dot Files

Configuration files for editors and other UNIX tools. These make it easier for me to setup a programming environment. They include things, such as:

• neovim
• starship
• kitty
• zellij
• yazi
• zoxide
• fzf
• lazygit
• Nerd fonts
• zsh

How to install?

On Mac:

 chmod +x install-mac.sh
 ./install-mac.sh

On arch-based distro:

 chmod +x install-arch.sh
 ./install-arch.sh

On SSH server you aren't an admin, but have rust/golang available:

 chmod +x install-server.sh
 ./install-server.sh

Extras

After installing, you might need to perform extra actions.

GIT

You need to set GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL and GIT_COMMITTER_EMAIL env variables in a ~/.env.local file, before first committing.

Extending/Overriding shell configs

If available on your home directory, the following files will be used to extend whatever is defined on the stow/shell folder:

• ~/.bashrc.local
• ~/.zshrc.local
• ~/.env.local

Finally, anything that shouldn't be committed (e.g., secrets, work-specific env variables) should be put into them.

Non-Dot Files

On the nonStow folder there are also other files, which are meant be reused without GNU stow (e.g., kde exports). Just in case the stow folders does not work after say an upgrade.