Dotfiles

Table of Contents

• Repository Files
• Licensing
• Disclamer
• Screenshots
• Details
• Terminal Themes
• Linux Distro
• Wallpaper
• How to use
• Libinput

Repository files

• README.md
• .gitattributes
• .gitignore
• LICENSE
• fetch
• images/*

Licensing

Everything is 0BSD Licensed, except:

• ./bin/player-status is unlicensed, which is pretty much equivalent

Disclamer of Warranty

I do not take responsibility if any of the files within this repository screw up your system, even if used properly. While these configuration files work on my machine, it may mess up on yours. See the License for more details.

Screenshots

Desktop

Stuff

Vim and Ranger

VSCode

Firefox

Details

./npm-packages, ./aur-packages, and ./pip-packages are just a list of packages

For NPM, you should be able to just npm i -g $(cat ./npm-packages)

For AUR, you should be able to just yay -S $(cat ./aur-packages)

For Pip, you should be able to just pip install $(cat ./pip-packages)

./nightTab-backup-wallpaper.json and ./nightTab-backup-minimal.json are JSON data files for the NightTab extension. You should be able to upload the file to get a NightTab theme.

Archlinux.txt is come cool ASCII art from pastr.io, which has been shut down. You can do cat archlinux. txt >> /etc/issue to have some cool ASCII art on startup.

Terminal Themes

• The Fish theme is bobthefish
• The Bash theme is n5q-kitsune
• The Zsh theme is Oxide

Bash, Zsh, and Fish from top to bottom

Linux Distro

These are meant for ArchLinux with i3 and X11. If you try on something like Manjaro they might work, but I can't be certain.

Wallpaper:

https://www.deviantart.com/mascaloona/art/Dakshin-641643859

Where does everything go?

Pretty much everything goes in ~ or /home/[username], with some execptions:

• Anything in Repository files is excluded
• ./aur-packages and ./npm-packages are just plain text lists with packages to install. See Details
• Anything in ./etc should go into /etc. If you put them in ~/etc it won't work
  • ./etc/systemd/system/powermgmt.service just allows the system to sleep without turning on right away

Libinput?

Libinput allows for swiping between workspaces. I sometimes find is useful.