Personal developer environment for macOS and Omarchy (Arch Linux).
| Category | Tool |
|---|---|
| Shell | Zsh + Starship |
| Terminal | Ghostty |
| Multiplexer | Herdr |
| Editor | Neovim (LazyVim) |
| Window manager | AeroSpace (macOS) · Hyprland (Omarchy) |
| File tools | fzf, fd, bat, lsd, ripgrep, zoxide |
| Version control | Git + delta |
| AI agent | pi |
| Dotfile manager | GNU Stow |
| Theme | Nord |
Manual step first (one time):
- Install 1Password and sign in
- Settings → Developer → enable Use the SSH agent
- Confirm your SSH key is in your 1Password vault
git clone https://github.com/L-chaCon/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles
cd ~/.dotfiles
./pow init # installs Homebrew, all packages, stows configs, sets zsh as default
./pow link # makes `pow` available from anywhere
# restart terminal
pow git chacon # set git identity (or: pow git work)Manual step first (one time):
- Open 1Password → Settings → Developer → enable Use the SSH agent
- Confirm your SSH key is in your 1Password vault
git clone [email protected]:L-chaCon/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles
cd ~/.dotfiles
./pow init # installs missing packages (lsd, git-delta, stow), stows configs, sets zsh as default
./pow link # makes `pow` available from anywhere
# log out and back in (required for shell change to take effect)
pow git chaconpow update # pull latest dotfiles + update packages + restow
pow doctor # health check
pow stow # restow after editing configs
pow edit # open ~/.dotfiles in $EDITOR
pow git list # list git profiles
pow git current # show active profile
pow git chacon # switch to personal identity
pow git work # switch to work identity.dotfiles/
├── pow # management CLI
├── packages/
│ ├── Brewfile # macOS packages (brew + casks)
│ ├── Brewfile.work # macOS work packages (fill in yourself)
│ ├── pacman # Arch/Omarchy extra packages
│ └── pi # pi extensions (all platforms)
├── home/ # stowed to ~ on all platforms
├── home-mac/ # stowed to ~ on macOS only (aerospace, brew PATH, 1Password mac signing)
└── home-linux/ # stowed to ~ on Omarchy only (hyprland keybindings, 1Password linux signing)
