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My dotfiles in action
Installation
I use yadm to manage the dotfiles. To quickly get them up and running, run these commands:
YADM_DIR=~/.local/share/yadm
yadm -Y $YADM_DIR clone https://github.com/gverilla/dotfiles $YADM_DIR
yadm submodule update --init
Note: I try to keep my dotfiles XDG-compliant to avoid as much clutter in my $HOME as possible. Most of that is handled by my .zshenv, where I set up the necessary environment variables and aliases.
Dependencies and stuff I use
(Every parent entry corresponds to a package in AUR.)
wm
- i3-gaps-next-git (i3-wm, using patch to add gaps between windows)
- i3lock-fancy-git (for a fancy lockscreen)
- py3status
- rofi (better dmenu-replacement)
- termite (nice little terminal)
- compton (for eyecandy like fade-ins and tranparent windows)
- unclutter (hides cursor after few seconds without movement)
- dunst (for notification support)
- paper-icon-theme-git
- gtk-theme-arc
- redshift (tints everything redish, less eyestrain for sessions at night)
utils
shell
- pacaur
- neovim
- zsh
- tmux
- feh (very small image viewer, used to set my wallpaper)
- connman (to manage wifi and bluetooth)
- tlp (to manage power management profile)
- yadm
- neofetch
- ranger (CLI file manager)
gui
- thunar (simple file manager)
- zathura (pdf viewer)
- google-chrome
- thunderbird
media
- mopidy (music player daemon)
- mopidy-somafm
- mopidy-spotify
- mopidy-spotify-tunigo
- mpc (cli for mopidy)
- ncmpcpp (terminal view for mopidy)
- sonata (GUI view for mopidy)
- vlc
fonts
- ttf-ms-fonts (windows fonts, for better compatibility)
- powerline-fonts-git
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