~/.dotfiles

_{~~ Little things that you can't live without ~~}

⚠️ Requirements

Commands

• sudo (maybe)
• git
• bash
• make
• unzip
• GNU tar
• GNU stow
• gcc or clang (for compiling neovim treesitter parsers)

Fonts

These dotfiles doesn't contains any font installation so you have install them beforehand.

• MonoLisa - for main font
• Jetbrains Mono - as fallback font

🚀 Installation

• Clone the repository into $HOME/.dotfiles and cd into it.

git clone https://github.com/barryblando/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles

cd ~/.dotfiles

• Make sure you clean/remove all files that needed to be symlink

🔗 Linking

• Linux

  • NOTICE I didn't specify what the target directory is! By default, stow assumes that the target directory is the parent directory of the one you specified: stow -d ~/.dotfiles -t ~/

   stow {folder name in .dotfiles} i.e neovim
   output: None

• Windows

  • For windows you can use stow via MSYS2. To install via MSYS2: pacman -S stow
  • To symlink correctly via MSYS2 uncomment line with: MSYS=winsymlinks:nativestrict in ini/config file.
  • Location: (C:\msys64 by default).
  • Now run MSYS2 with admin privileges and set target dir for stow:

   stow --target=/c/Users/Retr0_0x315/ wezterm
   output: None

  • I have to set target 'cause stow will put link under user directory not in .config folder

  
  Better, using windows' mklink

  mklink /D "C:\Users\<userName>\.config\wezterm\" "C:\Users\<userName>\.dotfiles\wezterm\.config\wezterm\"

🖥️ Software

• OS: Debian (Linux) under WSL2
• Distro: Pengwin (WLinux)
• Desktop: Windows 11
• Terminal: WezTerm

🙏 Credits

• numToStr's dotfiles setup
• System Crafters for this guide