sahib / dotfiles

A mirror for my personal configs

Dotfiles

My own mix of dotfiles required for my sanity. Feel free to pick whatever you like, but don't expect it's always up-to-date or working as you'd like it is.

I use chezmoi to version those files (thus the slightly off naming). This allows me to restore/update all my dotfiles with just a single command:

# `chezmoi` should be installed first:
$  chezmoi init --apply sahib

# After the init, update once something new was pushed:
$ chezmoi update

# Check for differences made in the dotfiles:
$ chezmoi diff

Theming

I'm one of the few odd people that use light colorschemes for most things. That's mostly because I tend to work in well-lit places and dark themes are hard on the eyes there. If you live in your cellar, then dark themes might be the way to go.

I can also switch to a (very) dark theme using Mod+F10. The script behind this can be found in bin/.

Editor

The most advanced thing is probably my Neovim config. Not really surprising since I spent my work day in this application. It uses lazy.vim and lua based configuration, which was copied from all over the internet although a good chunks comes from here (Thanks!).

Packages

• kitty: Terminal.
• zsh: Shell with prezto as base config.
• neovim: Editor.
• sway: Wayland compositor.
• waybar: Statusbar on top.
• wofi: Launcher application.
• zoxide: Directory autojumpger.
• nm-applet: Networkmanager interface.
• udiskie2: Automounter.
• moar: Pager.
• zathura: PDF viewer (muPDF backend)
• eza: Better ls
• mako: Notification manager.
• swayidle: Idle manager.
• swaylock: Lock screen.
• swaybg: Simple background setter (or see wallday/)
• swayosd: OSD for volume, brightness, capslock.
• gammastep: Adjust to daylight.
• sxiv: Image viewer.
• grimshot/slurp: Screenshot taking.
• shikane: Apply monitor profiles.
• lazygit: Used as visual git editor in neovim.

Fonts:

• JetBrainsMono: Monospace font (with nerd symbols)
• OpenMoji-Color: Emoji Font.
• Vollkorn: Documents.