This is my Dotfiles repository with install scripts for Arch Linux and Ubuntu! This also provides a set of CLI tools, and can be deployed to SSH-accessible servers, WSL, or containers. (Note: The installation scripts may not function correctly. Proceed at your own risk.)
- Hyprland (Window Manager)
- hyprpaper (Wall Paper)
- Waybar (Status Bar)
- wofi (Application Launcher)
- mako (Notifications)
- Alacritty (Terminal Emulator)
- Thunar (File Manager)
- gtklock (Lock Screen)
- SwayOSD (OSD)
- Catppuccin (Theme)
- cliphist (Clipboard Manager)
- zsh (Shell)
- AstroNvim (Text Editor)
- sheldon (Zsh Plugin Manager)
- Starship (Prompt)
- mise (Environment Setup Tool)
- bat (replacement for
cat) - eza (replacement for
ls) - zoxide (replacement for
cd) - bottom (replacement for
bottom)
Installation scripts automatically detect whether you are using Arch Linux, Ubuntu, WSL, or a Docker container, and perform the optimal installation for each respective environment.
(Warning: Understand that the installation scripts may be incomplete, and proceed at your own risk.)
- To create symbolic links only:
./scripts/deploy.sh - For a minimal installation and create symbolic links:
./scripts/install.sh - To selectively install individual tools:
./scripts/dev/[tool-to-install].sh
This Dotfiles provides a set of CLI tools, and can be deployed to SSH-accessible servers, WSL, or containers.
Installation scripts automatically detect whether you are using Arch Linux, Ubuntu, WSL, or a Docker container, and perform the optimal installation for each respective environment.
My Dotfiles provide a simple and efficient key configuration to define and execute screen capture areas and functionalities.
The following key combinations with the PrtSc key will execute a screen capture:
Shift: Toggles between capturing the active window or the full screenCtrl: Toggles between saving the capture or notAlt: Toggles between capturing a user-specified area or not
Additionally, the screen capture will always be saved to the clipboard, regardless of the above flags.
For example:
PrtSc: Saves the active window to the clipboardShift+PrtSc: Saves the full screen to the clipboardCtrl+Alt+PrtSc: Saves a user-selected rectangular area to both the clipboard and a file
When saving to a file, the directory ~/me/pics/screenshot is automatically generated, with the subdirectory named after the current running process (e.g. ~/me/pics/screenshot/firefox).
You can try a Docker container with my Dotfiles deployed from Packages.
(Note: Please be aware that my old version of Dotfiles is currently deployed, as the CI has recently been failing. I will fix this eventually.)