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config gitignore gitignore license license readme md readme md preview png preview png setup setup view all files repository files navigation readme cc0 1 0 license more items about custom linux config files author xero x xero style code http code x e ro dotfiles mirror https git io files note if you are looking for my linux wm configs like 2bwm windowchef etc they now live in the classic branch and are not actively maintained since i live in the tty xorg free these days table of contents introduction managing installing how it works tl dr terminal emulator vps local clipboard shell clean home neovim license dotfiles in the unix world programs are commonly configured in two different ways via shell arguments or text based configuration files programs with many options like 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 it s been said of every console user you are your dotfiles since they dictate how your system will look and function to many users see ricers and beaners these files are very important and need to be backed up and shared people who create custom themes have the added challenge of managing multiple versions of them i have tried many organization techniques and just take my word for it when i say keeping a git repo in the root of your home directory is a bad idea i ve written custom shell scripts for moving or symlinking files into place there are even a few dotfile managers but they all seem to have lots of dependencies i knew there had to be a simple tool to help me managing i manage mine with gnu stow a free portable lightweight symlink farm manager this allows me to keep a versioned directory of all my config files that are virtually linked into place via a single command this makes sharing these files among many users root and computers super simple and does not clutter your home directory with version control files installing stow is available for all linux and most other unix like distributions via your package manager apt install stow brew install stow dnf install stow pacman s stow yum install stow or clone it from source and build it yourself how it works by default the stow command will create symlinks for files in the parent directory of where you execute the command since i keep my dots in local src dotfiles and all stow commands should be executed in that directory and suffixed with t to target the home directory otherwise they will end up in local if you wanna make things easier on yourself you can clone the repo to dotfiles then run commands with no flags but who likes things easy in the unix world p to install configs execute the stow command with the folder name as the first argument then target your home directory or wherever you like to install my zsh configs use the command stow zsh t this will symlink files like zshrc to config zsh to install the fun scripts to usr local bin execute the command stow fun t usr local this will symlink the fun scripts like food to usr local bin notice that the location of the scripts has appended a bin folder that s b c stow creates or uses the exact folder structure of the repo and the food script is located at fun bin food in this repo note stow can only create a symlink if a config file does not already exist if a default file was created upon program installation you must delete it first before you can install a new one with stow this does not apply to directories only files more notes on using understanding stow in this github issue my dotfiles setup to fully install and setup this repo run the setup script or something like this clone and stow git clone git github com xero dotfiles git local src dotfiles cd local src dotfiles stow bin fun git gpg ssh tmux neovim zsh t tmux mkdir config tmux plugins git clone depth 1 https github com tmux plugins tpm config tmux plugins tpm config tmux plugins tpm scripts install_plugins sh cd config tmux plugins tmux thumbs expect c spawn tmux thumbs install sh send r2 r expect complete 1 dev null nvim mkdir local nvim git clone filter blob none single branch https github com folke lazy nvim git local share nvim lazy nvim headless lazy sync qa nvim headless masonupdate qa creating src and dotfiles aliases sudo useradd g src d local src src sudo useradd d local src dotfiles dotfiles tl dr navigate to your home directory cd clone the repo git clone git github com xero dotfiles git enter the dotfiles directory cd dotfiles install the zsh settings stow zsh install zsh settings for the root user sudo stow zsh t root uninstall zsh stow d zsh etc etc etc terminal emulator recently i ve been using an 11 m1 ipad pro and a bluetooth 68 mechanical keyboard usually on my lap as my main computer i use the community edition of the blink shell connected to a vps when it comes to fonts i ve been using hack i use a mod w extra icons for extended unicode and emoji support it s included in base64 encoded css form along with color schemes in the blink directory run blink config under appearance set the screen mode set to cover then setup your server identity and keys beyond that the only command i ever run in blink is mosh x x being my server alias vps local clipboard idk why but i chose debian 11 on aws for some reason there s a setup script for a fresh vps to install all the packages tools services create my user setup keys etc that i use my way but you the reader don t need them all to run my dots this is for me beware there be dragons here it builds mosh server from this pr for osc 52 clipboard support i use xvfb to create a headless xorg enviroment for the clipboard you can then use tools like xsel and xclip to pipe in out of it in the tty i have a personal fork on clipmenu that uses fzf and a an osc52 yank script to syncromize the x and ipad clipboards there are other osc52 plugins for neovim and tmux included in these dotfiles to bring the whole thing together here s an abbreviated aws ec2 launch template for my arm64 graviton instance launchtemplatename debian11_dev_box launchtemplatedata imageid ami 038e5cbebf3138c24 instancetype c6g medium ebsoptimized true blockdevicemappings devicename dev xvda ebs encrypted true iops 8000 volumesize 80 volumetype gp3 throughput 125 networkinterfaces secuitygroups ippermissions protocol tcp port 0 protocol tcp port 1723 protocol tcp port 22 protocol tcp port 443 protocol tcp port 60806 protocol tcp port 80 protocol udp port 1701 protocol udp port 4500 protocol udp port 500 protocol udp port 61000 shell i prefer a minimal setup and choose to interact with my operating system via the so called terminal or command line read that quoting sarcastically with the web browser and video player among the noted outliers in my opinion using your computer should be a very personal experience your colors aliases key bindings etc meticulously crafted to your exacting specifications so for me the unix shell is the most important part of my environment i use zsh as my interactive shell it s an extensible bash like shell with awesome completion and correction engines i manage multiple shell sessions with tmux it s a feature packed terminal multiplexer with support for buffers split windows detached local and remote sessions etc i use neovim and a member of the cult of vi sing phrases to the third reincarnation of the glorious ed lel clean home i m all about living a comfy and clean digital life so that means a tidy and organized home directory my and this repo follow the xdg spec here s a generalized breakdown config xdg_config_home app specific configs nvim tmux zsh each app has a folder zshrc config files etc local bin path my scripts cache xdg_cache_home runtime files docs docs my documents lib pkgmanger_home app libraries share xdg_data_home shared app files src dotfiles this repo other_code state xdg_state_home app state files zsh history app created files ssh authorized_keys config known_hosts todo txt to make this all work esp local lib i have a ton of xdg directives in my zsh environment file the one tricky bit it getting your zshrc outta home you need to export the zdotdir globally somewhere like etc zsh zshenv or etc zlogin that is globally sourced other options like using systemd discussed here i suggest running these two commands from my setup script to get things ready create directory skeleton mkdir p local bin docs cache lib share src state local state zsh export zdotdir globally echo export zdotdir home config zsh etc zsh zshenv i like to run these before cloning my dotfiles and using stow to prevent these dirs from being symlinks neovim with it s tight integration to the unix shell vim has been my editor of choice for years once you start to grok movements and operators you quickly begin manipulating not just editing text files and in the shell everything is just text d these days i m a full time neovim user it s just better than normal vim at this point imho using a community built embedded language like lua5 makes way more sense than a custom proprietary one with my asliases e is editor and se is sudo editor e dotfiles readme md is nvim local src dotfiles readme md se etc hosts is sudo nvim etc hosts you can also start neovim using ec or editor clean to run nvim cmd lua vim g noplugins 1 which is kinda like nvim clean with the added bonus of still loading some sane defaults i use this as my manpager with man as well my neovim setup is written in lua uses lazy vim and a bunch of plugins you can enable disable them selectivly from plugins lua here s the general structure of configs config nvim init lua nvim entry point lua cfg main config files commands lua custom commands and key bindings general lua general settings lazy lua lazy nvim entrypoint ui lua ui related options core features and functions blink lua completion engine snacks lua yummy little features yank lua local remote tmux clipboard sync etc etc lsp language server configs init lua main setup luals lua lua language server remaps lua key bindings etc etc ui user interact config colorschemes lua my colors devicons lua nerd font icons nvim logo dashboard text art etc etc utils helpers functions lua define functions icons lua icons all in one place remaps lua remap and vmap keys as of writing this i use 50 plugins and an average startup time of 80 125ms plugin highlights include lazy the chillest package manager lspconfig native language server protocol conform lsp formatting mason_lsp mason linter backend trouble pretty diagnostics navigation pane gitsigns subtle git diffs in the gutter blink completion engine snacks qol micro plugins surround motions to surround objects w characters flog visually explore your git history lualine customized status bar for the rice factor tint desaturate inactive panes for visual cues telescope extensible fuzzy finder with native floating windows telescope undo view your undo history as a tree of diffs telescope live grep args ripgrep powered fuzzy search telescope file browser file browser for when you need it lush interactive colorscheme development tool evangeion my own colorscheme which key help define and display key bindings my leader key is set to and you can checkout all my custom key bindings by calling whichkey previews miasma more at https lab x e ro rice license all files and scripts in this repo are released cc0 kopimi in the spirit of freedom of information i encourage you to fork modify change share or do whatever you like with this project c v about rice custom linux config files as seen on r unixporn noricenolife neovim cultist dotfiles are perpetual wip git io files topics shell dotfiles zsh tmux screenshots unix customization neovim rice tmux configs configs scripts zsh theme themes aliases neovim lua neovim theme resources readme license cc0 1 0 license uh oh there was an error while loading 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