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dotfiles

My dotfiles. Always WIP. Now managed by chezmoi.

Dotfiles

Dotfiles are used to configure various tools and programs. Each folder has its own README that describes why it exists, and what it does. Most files are commented, too.

  • .aliases: My shell aliases, imported by my .zhsrc file.
  • bin: A folder with my binaries and scripts.
  • .config: The main configuration folder on linux.
  • .ghci: Modify the ghci prompt to show which modules are imported.
  • .p10k.zsh: The generated powerlevel10k configuration.
  • .screenlayout: Folder containing screenlayouts for my X session.
  • .xinitrc: Initializes an X session. I tell it to run i3.
  • .zshrc: My zsh configuration. Contains various shell exports as well as modifications to $PATH so I can run tools.
  • README.md : You're reading it.

System-wide configuration

Chezmoi isn't made to manage these files. I'm mostly writing this down here for myself, so I know these are modified, and for what reason they are modified.

  • /etc/ly/config.ini: check Ly for details; configuration file for ly, my display manager.

  • /etc/vtconsole.conf: check mkinitcpio-colors for details; modified to halcyonify colors.

  • /etc/mkinitcpio.conf: check mkinitcpio-colors for details; add colors to HOOKS.

  • /etc/initcpio/install/colors and /etc/initcpio/install/sd-colors: check mkinitcpio-colors for details; install mkinitcpio-colors.

  • /etc/initcpio/hooks/colors: check mkinitcpio-colors for details: install mkinitcpio-colors.

  • /etc/systemd/system/setcolors.service: check mkinitcpio-colors for details; install mkinitcpio-colors.

Chezmoi Cheatsheet