Dotfiles
I'm a firm believer that you should invest in the tools that you use for your profession. Both hardware, having a good ergonomic setup and software, mastering and tweaking the tools you use daily.
Regardless of all the advancements we had in the GUI. The command line is still the best developer experience.
I'll admit that I spend way too much time tweaking my configuration. That's why this repository is here, so you don't have to. Enjoy!
Screenshots
Neovim with nvim-tree.lua and Telescope file picker open:
Software
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Alacritty | Alacritty is a fast terminal. |
| Fish | Shell with good defaults and easy to configure |
| Neovim | Fast to start, easy to extend. And now configurable with Lua. Must use version 0.5.0+ |
| Tmux | When editing remote I use Tmux to save sessions and manage my windows |
| BSPWM | BPSWM as a Window manager. Also using Polybar (status bar) and Rofi (launcher) |
Usage
Clone the repository under a more descriptive name: git clone https://github.com/wunki/wunki-dotfiles.git wunki-dotfiles.
The dotfiles directory contains a Makefile which will symlink files into the right place. Proceed with caution though, it will override your own configuration. To give an example, you can run make neovim to configure Neovim.
Commandline tools
I also make use of some convenient command line tools which enrich the default command line tools coming with Unix.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| bat | cat clone with syntax highlighting and Git integration |
| fd | find replacement with better usability |
| exa | ls replacement with git integration |
| fzf | command line fuzzy finder |
| btm | top replacement with pretty graphics |
Credits
The Neovim configuration is mostly a copy from NvChad, with some of my own adjustments.