I don't like GitHub anymore, so I have moved to sourcehut. My GitHub account will still be active, but do not expect me to create repositories here. https://git.sr.ht/~monaaraj/dotfiles
Credits to Soviet Kitsune#3870 on Discord for massively helping me with my Neovim Lua configuration.
This repository is just a collection of dotfiles I deem are important either for me to restore or for people to take a gander at. This repository uses stow as a dotfiles manager. Got suggestions? Make an issue. For anything else, you can email me at mon.aaraj815<at>gmail.com
You can do whatever you want from what you find here, it's public without a license for a reason. Don't use it for bad stuff though.
Preferrably go into a directory that's into home, e.g. ~/Git, run git clone https://github.com/MonAaraj/dotfiles, then run stow dotfiles, and it will set it up all in your home exactly how it's supposed to be. Well, I've only used it after deleting/moving the original ~/.config and ~/.local/bin to some other location, and it worked exactly how I wanted to after doing such.
That's easy! Just clone this repository somewhere, then run this command: stow -d path/to/parent/dir/of/repo -t $HOME dotfiles
Which will run stow, telling it to set the directory to the parent of the git repo you cloned and the target to your home directory, it'll basically just detect all the folders and files inside the repo. read the .stow-local-ignore file to determine which files it needs to ignore (which I set to ignore the README and .git files/folder) and then symlink any directory inside your git repository into your home directory, with the same name and path
Thus, you'll have this setup:
~/Git/dotfiles/.config -> ~/.config
~/Git/dotfiles/.local/bin -> ~/.local/bin
And voila, everything should be set up properly.
Shell: ZSH
WM: BSPWM + SXHKD
Terminal Emulator: Alacritty
Editor: Neovim
Launcher: Rofi
Terminal Multiplexer: TMUX
Compositor: None anymore, but I used to use Picom. Warning though, I use the next branch of Picom, and to do that I specifically had to compile it myself. Some of the features I use might not work with it.