Dotfiles

My personal dotfiles for all tools that I use. using GNU Stow to manage then. In the most cases, just add the catppuccin color theme.

tools

• alias
• bash
• bat - a replacement for the default cat command, using catppuccin color scheme.
• codium - open source binaries of vscode.
• fastfetch - A better neofetch, with a greeting config.
• fish - my plugins, abbreviations and aliases for fish, using catppuccin color scheme.
• ghostty - the best terminal emulator that I ever use, using catppuccin color scheme.
• git - my alias and credentials for git, i use if i don't have installed git-delta yet.
• git-alias
• git-delta - a pager for git diff, using catppuccin color scheme.
• lazygit - a TUI to work better with git, using catppuccin color scheme.
• mise - tool, task and env manager
• neovim - a terminal based text editor.
• oh-my-posh
• starship - a cross platform shell prompt, using my own config.
• starship-catppuccin - a starship config based on gruvbox-rainbow using catppuccin color scheme.
• stow
• tmux - my keybindings and other stuffs, using catppuccin color scheme.

Usage

Using the default GNU stow command:

stow --dir ~/Dotfiles --target $HOME --stow --dotfiles stow

or using the fish alias that I made:

dot stow

Extensions

to install automatically all the code and gnome extensions, run these two commands:

• Visual Studio Codium:

xargs -a ~/Dotfiles/.packages/vscode.txt -I % codium --install-extension %

• Gnome:

xargs -a ~/Dotfiles/.packages/gnome.txt -I % gext install %

to sync the extensions that already installed, run these two commands:

• Visual Studio Codium:

codium --list-extensions > ~/Dotfiles/.packages/vscode.txt

• Gnome

gext ls --only-uuid > ~/Dotfiles/.packages/gnome.txt