Swy7ch' personnal dotfiles
Hello, world! This is my dotfiles directory. Feel free to use it at your convenience :)
I'm David. I'm a Computer Science student from France, and a huge fan of Linux, especially Arch and Gentoo. I also like making things simple and neat, and this is the sole purpose of this directory: keeping my needed files in a safe place, so that I can reinstall Arch easily without much tinkering.
Everything common to my machines is in the dev
branch. The arch
branch provides the config for my Arch-based machine, which is subject to change in the near future (as of April 18th). The mercury
branch provides the config for my Gentoo-based system, and is up-to-date as I use it as my daily driver.
Everything is bleeding edge.
Installation
Clone the repo :
$ git clone --bare --recurse-submodules <repo_url> ~/.dotfiles.git
then after setting an alias like
$ alias dotfiles='/usr/bin/git --git-dir=$HOME/.dotfiles.git/ --work-tree=$HOME'
just run
$ dotfiles checkout
Note: the repo already provides an alias file (~/.config/aliasrc
) which sets
this alias up. For this alias to work, you need to source
~/.config/zsh/.zprofile
before.
~/
Contains the files that I haven't been able to put in ~/.config
.
Programs whose config files can be found in ~/.config/
dunst
git
htop
mpd
ncmpcpp
neovim v0.7+
neomutt
pacman
(hooks only)paru
redshift
sxhkd
tmux
transmission
X11
zathura
zsh
old
fish-shell
i3-gaps
neofetch
neovim v0.4.4
polybar
termite
ranger
vim
~/.config/root/ [WIP]
Where I keep the files I have to copy into the /
folder. It is sensible so it
is not called in a setup script.
~/.local/bin
My personnal scripts that I wrote (or stole) to make things easier. Some of them are used by programs I use, like my WM for instance.
Window manager and terminal emulator
I currently use suckless' programs, i.e. dmenu
(binary launcher), dwm
(window manager) and st
(terminal emulator),
so my files are set accordingly. My statusbar is set through
dwmblocks.
All my forks are available on this account!
Submodules
Since commit 93440b9
, those forks are provided as submodules, provided in
~/.local/src
. To retrieve them, run
$ git submodule update --init
GPLv3 License
This repo is, since commit 60fc3ce
, licensed under the GPLv3. Depending on
your situation, it might not change anything. This is what is required:
- For your personnal usage, do what you want.
- If you ever wanted to re-publish it, you can.
- If you ever want to modify it, you can.
- If you want to melt any part of this repo into your project, this project must be licensed under the GPLv3.
More informations:
- The GNU webpage regarding the license: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.en.html
- The Choose A License page about GPLv3: https://choosealicense.com/licenses/gpl-3.0/