dotfiles

✏ dotfiles & installation script for my development environment.

Install

There are two major components:

1. install.sh - which sets up dependencies, installs Homebrew and related packages, and links in dotfiles, on macOS and Linux
2. The 'dotfiles' themselves - .tmuxconf, .zshrc, etc.

Install the dependencies: package manager, packages, tooling:

sh install.sh 2>&1 | tee ~/install.log

Running...
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(_)_ __  ___| |_ __ _| | |  ___| |__
| | '_ \/ __| __/ _  | | | / __| '_ \
| | | | \__ \ || (_| | | |_\__ \ | | |
|_|_| |_|___/\__\__,_|_|_(_)___/_| |_|

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- Sets up a Linux or macOS based development machine.
- Can be run in WSL on Windows!
- Safe to run repeatedly (checks for existing installs)
- Repository at https://github.com/elithrar/dotfiles
- Fork as needed
- Deeply inspired by https://github.com/minamarkham/formation
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Use GNU Stow to automatically symlink the dotfiles:

# Assuming you've cloned to $HOME/repos/dotfiles
stow --dir="${HOME}/repos/dotfiles" --target="${HOME}" .

What I Use

• Ghostty on macOS as my primary terminal environment - install.sh will install it for you.
• zsh and oh-my-zsh as my shell.
• Zed as my editor (previously: VS Code)
• Berkeley Mono (TX-02) as my font.

License

📜 See LICENSE file for details.