🐐 dotfiles

Hacker’s keyboard-centric configuration, built with a work-first focus and careful design, managed with chezmoi.

Notable features

• Arch Linux — rolling-release distribution with minimal base, bleeding-edge software, chosen because it “just works”.
• Hyprland — flexible Wayland compositor that seamlessly integrates into the workflow.
• Emacs — heavily hackable “operating system” based on Doom Emacs.
• Neovim — lightweight and minimalistic editor for quick changes.
• Qutebrowser — keyboard-driven browser with stunning UX.
• MPV — minimalistic yet functional video player.
• Yazi — blazingly fast terminal file manager with vim-like UX.
• Fish — user-friendly and feature-rich interactive shell.
• Chezmoi — declarative dotfile management with templating and external dependency fetching.

Installation

Clone the repository and apply the configuration:

chezmoi init https://codeberg.org/Frestein/dotfiles  # Initialize chezmoi with the dotfiles repository
chezmoi apply   # Apply the configuration to the system

Updating

Pull the latest changes and re-apply:

chezmoi cd      # Navigate to the chezmoi source directory
git pull        # Pull latest changes from the repository
chezmoi status  # Check the status of the applied configuration
chezmoi diff    # View differences between the source and the applied state
chezmoi apply   # Apply the updated configuration

To fetch and apply externals, set the CZ_EXT environment variable:

env CZ_EXT=1 chezmoi apply

License

This project is distributed under the GNU General Public License v3.0. See the LICENSE file for details.