My dotfiles, for both macos and arch.
Installation will fail if files already exist, so check the code out to a temporary folder and then delete it.
git clone --separate-git-dir=$HOME/.myconf git@github.com:jessewritescode/dotfiles.git $HOME/myconf-tmp
rm -r ~/myconf-tmp/
alias config='/usr/bin/git --git-dir=$HOME/.myconf/ --work-tree=$HOME'
config config status.showUntrackedFiles no
and then you may interact with it like config add .zshrc, config commit -m ... etc
Any configuration that is universal should be in master, while specific MacOS and Linux configs are kept in their own branches. Non-unique changes can be cherrypicked between each branch. T switch between macos & linux
config checkout macos
config checkout linux
Everything should use Nord. Everything. Nord. https://www.nordtheme.com/
- Migrate setup scripts
- Ccreate a branch for arch/linux
- Reconfigure dunst since I seem to have lost my config
- Verify that setups work on a new install
- Tidy these configs up
- oni
- nvim
- zsh
- nvm
- yarn
- i3
- polybar
- dmenu
- kitty
- dunst
- iterm2
- brew
These configurations are mine, and are shared publicly with the consideration that others may benefit from them. It comes with no waranty, implied or otherwise. yada yada yada... don't run configs if you don't know what they do. This could render your machine unusable.