A modular dotfiles repository for Arch Linux systems, featuring a modern tmux + neovim Personal Development Environment (PDE) with kitty terminal emulator. Built with flexibility and productivity in mind, using GNU Stow for symlink management.

• Terminal Multiplexer: tmux with TPM and custom prefix (Ctrl+s)
• Terminal Emulator: kitty with minimal padding
• Text Editor: neovim (managed as git submodule)
• IDE Integration: Comprehensive IdeaVim configuration with LSP-like mappings
• Shell: ZSH with modular configuration system
• Prompt: Starship with minimal left prompt and rich right-side information

• eza - Modern ls replacement with icons and git integration
• zoxide - Smart directory jumping (cd replacement)
• bat - Syntax-highlighted cat alternative
• fzf - Fuzzy finder for files and command history
• yay - AUR helper for Arch Linux
• gitui - Terminal UI for git with vim keybindings

Currently using Catppuccin Mocha theme across:

• tmux
• kitty
• (Commented alternatives: Dracula, Rose Pine)

• Kanata Keyboard Remapping:

  • Caps Lock → Esc (tap) / Ctrl (hold)
  • hjkl → Arrow keys when Caps Lock held
  • Runs as systemd service

• Workmode Script:

  • Blocks distracting websites (YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook)
  • Interactive WORK/WASTE mode toggle

• Git Integration:

  • Open current repo in browser with open-github.sh
  • gitui for terminal-based git workflow

Three distinct modules managed via GNU Stow:

1. default - Core configurations for daily use
2. dwm-addons - Additional configs for DWM window manager
3. deprecated - Legacy Taskwarrior/Timewarrior configs (optional)

The following are installed automatically by the arch-quick-setup.sh script:

Essential:

git
tmux
neovim
kitty
stow
zsh
ttf-jetbrains-mono-nerd (JetBrains Mono Nerd Font)

Modern CLI Tools:

fzf
bat
zoxide
eza
yay
starship
gitui

Productivity:

kanata-bin (AUR)

Development:

nvm (Node Version Manager)
sdkman (JVM tool management)

For dwm-addons module:

dwm
brightnessctl
dunst
xorg-xsetroot
dwmbar-git (AUR)

For deprecated module:

taskwarrior
timewarrior
taskopen
fcron (or any cron implementation)

Clone the repository with submodules:

cd ~
git clone https://github.com/GyroZepelix/.dotfiles.git --recursive
cd .dotfiles

Run the automated installation script:

cd install-scripts
chmod +x arch-quick-setup.sh
./arch-quick-setup.sh

The script will:

• Install all core dependencies
• Symlink default dotfiles using GNU Stow
• Install TPM (Tmux Plugin Manager)
• Set up Kanata with systemd service
• Change default shell to ZSH
• Optionally set up Taskwarrior sync

If you prefer manual installation:

cd ~/.dotfiles
stow default

Install TPM manually:

git clone https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tpm ~/.tmux/plugins/tpm

Open tmux and install plugins:

tmux
# Press Ctrl+s then I to install plugins

Open neovim to install plugins:

nvim
# Wait for Lazy to install all plugins

Important: Reboot your system for Kanata keyboard remapping to work properly.

reboot

Install additional configurations for DWM:

cd install-scripts
chmod +x patch-dwm.sh
./patch-dwm.sh

This adds:

• .xinitrc with dunst, dwmbar, and dwm startup
• dwmbar status bar configuration
• DWM-specific shell aliases

Install legacy task and time tracking tools:

cd install-scripts
chmod +x patch-deprecated.sh
./patch-deprecated.sh

Warning: These configurations are no longer actively maintained and come with zero guarantees for functionality.

If you choose to use Taskwarrior and Timewarrior, you can set up syncing:

• Taskwarrior: Uses taskchampion-sync-server
• Timewarrior: Uses timew-sync-server

The deprecated module includes:

• Automated sync scripts with file locking
• Systemd services and timers for automatic syncing
• Manual sync scripts: taskw-update.sh and timew-update.sh

.dotfiles/
├── default/              # Core configurations
│   ├── .config/
│   │   ├── tmux/         # Tmux config + TPM
│   │   ├── kitty/        # Kitty terminal config
│   │   ├── kanata/       # Keyboard remapping
│   │   ├── gitui/        # Git TUI config
│   │   └── starship.toml # Shell prompt
│   ├── .scripts/
│   │   ├── shell_config/ # Modular ZSH configs
│   │   ├── bin/          # Custom utility scripts
│   │   └── completion_zsh/ # Shell completions
│   ├── .zshrc            # Main ZSH configuration
│   └── .ideavimrc        # IdeaVim configuration
│
├── dwm-addons/           # DWM-specific configs
│   ├── .xinitrc
│   └── .config/dwmbar/
│
├── deprecated/           # Legacy task management
│   ├── .config/task/
│   ├── .config/timew/
│   └── .local/bin/       # Sync scripts
│
└── install-scripts/      # Automated setup
    ├── arch-quick-setup.sh
    ├── patch-dwm.sh
    ├── patch-deprecated.sh
    └── systemd-services/ # Service definitions

ZSH configuration is split into numbered modules in ~/.scripts/shell_config/:

• 01_add_scripts_to_path.zsh - Adds custom scripts to PATH
• 02-advanced_terminal.zsh - Modern CLI tool aliases and integrations
• 03-neovim_default_editor.zsh - Sets neovim as default editor
• 04-zsh_bindkey.zsh - Advanced keybindings and history search
• 10-dwm.zsh - DWM-specific aliases (if installed)

• Custom prefix: Ctrl+s
• Plugins: vim-tmux-navigator, tmux-resurrect, tmux-yank, cpu/battery monitoring
• Catppuccin Mocha theme
• Seamless vim-tmux navigation

Comprehensive 334-line configuration with:

• LSP-like mappings for code navigation
• Debugging integration
• Git integration
• Custom leader key workflows

• workmode.sh - Block distracting websites for focus sessions
• open-github.sh - Open current git repository in browser
• task-topprojects.sh - View top Taskwarrior projects (deprecated module)

Theme alternatives are commented in the configuration files:

tmux (~/.config/tmux/tmux.conf):

# Uncomment desired theme
# set -g @plugin 'rose-pine/tmux'
# set -g @plugin 'dracula/tmux'
set -g @plugin 'catppuccin/tmux'

kitty (~/.config/kitty/kitty.conf):

# Uncomment desired theme
# include ./themes/dracula.conf
include ./themes/catppuccin-mocha.conf

Create a new file in ~/.scripts/shell_config/ with a numbered prefix:

echo 'alias myalias="command"' > ~/.scripts/shell_config/05-custom.zsh

The file will be automatically sourced on next shell startup.

• Caps Lock (tap): Escape
• Caps Lock (hold): Control
• Caps Lock + h/j/k/l: Left/Down/Up/Right arrows

• prefix + I: Install plugins
• prefix + |: Split window vertically
• prefix + -: Split window horizontally
• Ctrl+h/j/k/l: Navigate between tmux panes and vim windows

• Ensure you're in the uinput group: groups
• Check service status: systemctl --user status kanata
• Reboot after installation

• Install TPM: Press prefix + I in tmux
• Check TPM directory: ls ~/.tmux/plugins/tpm

• Ensure you're using ZSH: echo $SHELL
• Change shell: chsh -s $(which zsh)
• Source configuration: source ~/.zshrc

• Open neovim and run: :Lazy sync
• Check neovim health: :checkhealth

Your contributions are always welcome! If you would like to improve the dotfiles or have suggestions:

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a new branch with your improvements: git checkout -b feature-xyz
3. Make your changes or additions
4. Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'
5. Push to the branch: git push origin feature-xyz
6. Create a new Pull Request

Please ensure your commit messages are clear and code changes are well-documented. Code reviews and discussions about improvements are highly appreciated.

Feel free to use and modify these dotfiles for your own setup.

• Catppuccin - Theme
• TPM - Tmux Plugin Manager
• Kanata - Keyboard remapper
• Starship - Cross-shell prompt
• GNU Stow - Symlink farm manager