Dotfiles for everybody

https://tatsumoto.neocities.org/

Configuration files and scripts that I use on my computer.

Programs used

• Distro
  • Arch Linux
• Shell
  • zsh
  • zsh-theme-powerlevel10k
• Terminal:
  • Kitty.
  • I like rxvt-unicode, but for some reason, it still doesn't support Unicode and emojis, so I have to rely on something else for the time being.
• Preview images in terminal:
  • Kitty supports image previews without ueberzug. You only need to modify your LF config slightly.
  • Other terminals:
    • ueberzug
    • ueberzugpp
    • Ubuntu: ueberzug
• Fonts:
  • Hack Nerd Font Mono
  • FontAwesome
  • fonts-noto: Ubuntu, Arch
• WM:
  • i3-wm. It's probably one of the few decent WMs. No gaps, no animations, no transparency, no blur, no rounded borders, no shadows, and no unnecessary visual clutter.
• Multi-monitor:
  • autorandr + libinput-tools
  • xrandr
  • arandr
• Status bar
  • i3blocks
  • nm-applet
• Launcher
  • rofi
• File Manager
  • lf (Tutorial)
• Fuzzy finder
  • fzf
• Image viewer and manga reader
  • nsxiv
• Volume:
  • pulsemixer
  • pamixer
  • pavucontrol
• X utils
  • hsetroot
  • xwallpaper
  • xdotool
  • xbacklight
  • xss-lock
• brightness
  • brightnessctl. To use without sudo, add yourself to the video group: sudo usermod -a -G video $USER
• Manga OCR
  • Lancet
• Video player
  • mpv
  • mpv scripts
• Renaming files
  • vidir
  • A custom command in LF's config.
• Music
  • mpd
  • ncmpcpp
  • mpc
• Passive immersion
  • impd
• RSS reader
  • newsboat
• Archives
  • atool
• Various scripts in ~/.local/bin/
• Handy
  • aliases
  • functions

Installation

I assume you're using a distro based on Arch Linux. If not, I can't guarantee that all the scripts and configs will work. You can still fork this repository and adjust them as needed, if necessary.

Run the following commands in order:

git clone --depth 1 --recurse-submodules "https://github.com/tatsumoto-ren/dotfiles.git" ~/dots
cp -rfT ~/dots ~/
cp -rf ~/.git ~/.config/dotfiles
rm -rf -- ~/dots ~/.git
echo '*' >> ~/.config/dotfiles/info/exclude

Then relogin.

Usage

Use the dot command to manage your dotfiles. For example, dot status or dot add <file>. For more information, see Tracking dotfiles with Git.

Credits

Certain config files, parts of files and scripts are based on voidrice.