My dotfiles (see definition below), managed using the GNU Stow symlink farm manager.
This repo is used in conjunction with my Ansible-based Debian configuration to document/automate the setup/configuration of my personal workstations.
The idea of dotfiles is explained here.
User-specific application configuration is traditionally stored in so called dotfiles (files whose filename starts with a dot). It is common practice to track dotfiles with a version control system such as Git to keep track of changes and synchronize dotfiles across various hosts.
Every environment I use has its own variation of dotfiles. The
master branch is my “main” config (personal
workstations). Variations, such as dotfiles adapted to Termux, are
kept in separate branches.
I use GNU Stow to manage symbolic links to my dotfiles. You can read a short GNU Stow tutorial in my public notes (also available on Github as a “source” Org file).
The stow.bash script automatically stows the packages in the home
directory.
Alacritty is a cross-platform, OpenGL terminal emulator.
cmus is a small, fast and powerful console music player for Unix-like operating systems.
My Common Lisp (SBCL) configuration.
Another System Definition Facility, a build system for Common Lisp.
This includes the configuration for ASDF’s source-registry. More
info here.
SBCL, a high performance Common Lisp compiler.
cVim, an extension adding Vim-like bindings to Google Chrome.
Just load this once in Chrome:
set localconfig let configpath = '/path/to/.cvimrc'
My Emacs configuration, included as a submodule.
My Git configuration. Aliases include a selection of git aliases
from the gitalias repository, organized with org-babel for more
readability. Please go to the original source for reference.
About the .gitalias.org file:
- Every section has a Noweb reference.
- Everything is then fed to a main code block through Noweb (see the bottom of the raw Org file).
- The result after
org-babel-tangleis a.gitaliasfile.
My GnuPG config files.
Gradle settings.
My config for the i3 window manager, including my i3status configuration.
My Ledger configuration.
Settings for Apache Maven.
My passwords, managed with pass, the standard unix password manager. This is a private submodule pointing to a repository hosted on my local network. Although passwords are safely encrypted with GnuPG, I prefer not to make these files public.
Polybar, a fast and easy-to-use status bar. Not used at the moment.
My rclone configuration file (encrypted).
Rofi, a window switcher, application launcher and dmenu replacement. Used in combination with greenclip.
My StumpWM config, included as a submodule. For when I’m in the mood to experiment.
tmux, a terminal multiplexer.
urxvt, a lightweight terminal emulator. Not used at the moment, replaced by Alacritty.
My VSCode config. I keep $HOME/.config/Code/User/settings.json under
version control and a list of extensions. A script will install them
automatically; I can get them through code --list-extensions.
Good resources:
My Xmodmap config.
A great shell.