❖ Pikatsuto's Dotfiles ❖

Configuration files for my GNU+Linux system.

🔧 INSTALLATION

📎 Standard

Warning Some additional configuration may be required

I. Clone the repository

Note I personally clone the repository as my home¹.

git clone https://github.com/Pikatsuto/dotfiles.git --recurse-submodules
cd dotfiles

II. Copy the configuration

cp -r .* ~

🌸 Nix

Copy the flake config

cp flake* ~

Note: Don't forget to edit the appropriate settings such as username & hardware configuration You can use cp /etc/nixos/hardware-configuration.nix .config/nixos/hardware-configuration.nix

sudo nixos-rebuild switch --flake '.'

Warning I do not use a display manager, use startx or setup your own display manager

📑 DETAILS

• Linux Kernel: 6.4.3
• Desktop Environment: I3-WM
• Terminal Emulator: Alacritty
• Shell: Fish with Oh my Fish
• Compositor: Picom
• Notifier: dunst

Dev

• Jetbrains IDE Suite: PyCharm, CLion, ...
• GUI Text Editor: Visual Studio Code
• TUI Commit Helper: Lazygit
• IDE: NeoVIM

Other Utilities

• TUI File manager: Ranger
• GUI File manager: Thunar
• Resource monitor: Bpytop
• screenshot tool: Flameshot

🎨 Colors

This color scheme is OneDark OneDark

Footnotes

1. Cloning as the home directory
   I. Bare Clone

   git clone --bare https://github.com/Pikatsuto/dotfiles.git $HOME/.git
   git --git-dir=$HOME/.git --work-tree=$HOME remote set-url origin [email protected]:Gabriel/dotfiles
   git config --local core.bare false
   

   II. Update

   git reset --hard HEAD
   git pull --rebase
   

   III. Submodules

   git submodule init
   git submodule update --init --force
   

   IV. Fix history

   git clone https://github.com/Pikatsuto/dotfiles.git tmp
   cp tmp/.git ~ -r
   git add .
   

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