Repo to quickly get started on new machines with my favorite configs
Written in C
Used to download files from the internet, I use it to download source code of the programs that this script installs
Installation
OS/Device Method Debian/Ubuntu package manager: apt
OsX package manager: brew
Termux package manager: pkg
Written in C
Used for version control, I have a global gitignore file and a global gitconfig file
Installation
OS/Device Method Debian/Ubuntu package manager: apt
OsX package manager: brew
Termux package manager: pkg
Written in C
Used for parsing json files, the install script will use it to parse the github api for the latest release of applications
Installation
OS/Device Method Debian/Ubuntu package manager: apt
OsX package manager: brew
Termux package manager: pkg
Written in shell code
My personal prompt: user@machine, parent folder, and git branch Several aliases and functions
Installation
OS/Device Method Debian/Ubuntu package manager: apt
OsX package manager: brew
Termux package manager: pkg
Written in C
A terminal image viewer, I use it with lf and wezterm
Installation
OS/Device Method Debian/Ubuntu package manager: apt
OsX package manager: brew
Termux package manager: pkg
Written in shell code
Used by zsh config on first system startup and before running tmux or zellij
Installation
OS/Device Method Debian/Ubuntu package manager: apt
OsX package manager: brew
Termux package manager: pkg
Written in C
My personal vim config, uses vim-plug as a plugin manager Plugins:
- preservim/nerdcommenter
Installation
OS/Device Method Debian/Ubuntu package manager: apt
OsX package manager: brew
Termux package manager: pkg
Written in C++
A prettier htop, I use it to monitor system resources I do have a config to make it more compact
Installation
OS/Device Method Debian/Ubuntu package manager: apt
OsX package manager: brew
Termux N/A
Written in C
Very customized to myself, I use tpm as a plugin manager Plugins:
- tmux-plugins/tmux-sensible
- tmux-plugins/tmux-resurrect
- tmux-plugins/tmux-continuum
Installation
OS/Device Method Debian/Ubuntu package manager: apt
OsX package manager: brew
Termux package manager: pkg
Written in C
For my neovim config I used kickstart(https://github.com/nvim-lua/kickstart.nvim
) as a starting point
I have made modifications and added the following plugins in addition to what comes with kickstart:
- copilot(
https://github.com/github/copilot.vim
) - CopilotChat(
https://github.com/CopilotC-Nvim/CopilotChat.nvim
)
Installation
OS/Device Method Debian/Ubuntu x86 appimage
Debian/Ubuntu arm build from source
OsX package manager: brew
Termux package manager: pkg
Written in Go
A pretty nice file manager that I use when viewing images on my system withing the terminal with chafa and wezterm
Installation
OS/Device Method Debian/Ubuntu prebuilt binary
OsX package manager: brew
Termux package manager: pkg
Written in C
A terminal audio visualizer, I use it to visualize audio from my system
Installation
OS/Device Method Debian/Ubuntu package manager: apt
OsX package manager: brew
Termux package manager: pkg
Written in Rust
Mostly the default alacritty config with my iterm2 styles, keep it here because of its fast and lightweight nature
Installation
OS/Device Method Debian/Ubuntu package manager: apt
OsX package manager: brew
Termux N/A
Written in Rust
Tried zellij, ended up really liking it alot, not sure if I will be removng tmux completely just becuase there are still things I like about it better, but maybe one day zellij will replace it
Installation
OS/Device Method Debian/Ubuntu prebuilt binary
OsX package manager: brew
Termux package manager: pkg
Written in Rust
My new main terminal emulator, allows me to see images
Installation
OS/Device Method Debian/Ubuntu build from source
OsX package manager: brew
Termux N/A
- have 3 dotfile options:
- desktop (for main workstations, completely set up a new main device)
- light (for machines with a little more constraints due to hardware limitaions i.e. raspberry pi, other SBCs)
- server(headless) (for headless machines)
- Support for Fedora, Arch, and Nix package managers
make scripts POSIX compliant(keeping it in bash for the advanced features)
Should work with:
- Linux (Debian/Ubuntu based)
- OsX
- Termux on Android
This install script will ask to install:
- curl
- git
- jq
- zsh
- chafa
- neofetch
- vim
- btop
- tmux
- neovim
- lf
- cava
- alacritty
- zellij
- wezterm
Note
cava, alacritty, zellij, and wezterm are excluded from the server(headless) option
Alacritty and neovim installation varies widely from OS and architecture, so it is not guaranteed that the install script will work for all systems
The programs will be needed to use these dotfiles and their plugins
Warning
It is dangerous to download random scripts from the internet without understanding them, proceed with caution
curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/EnocFlores/dotfiles/main/install.sh || wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/EnocFlores/dotfiles/main/install.sh
chmod +x install.sh
./install.sh
rm install.sh
Once this repository is downloaded, cd into it and you can run this script to update your dotfiles if there have been new updates to the remote dotfiles repository
Do not request programs to be added to the install script, this is a personal repository and I will not add programs that I do not use, please fork it and make it your own. However, I do welcome any suggestions to try out any programs or configuration changes. If you have a better way of doing something, or if you find any errors please open a pull request.