These are my dotfiles.

• Browser: Google Chrome 92.0.4515.159
• Operating System: Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS
• Terminal: GNOME Terminal 3.36.2

• .config/ (Contains main configuration for apps)
• .vscode/ (Contains all extensions in a file)
• scripts/ (Contains bash scripts)
• .gitconfig (Contains git configuration)
• .nanorc (Contains code to load nano syntax highlighting files)
• .npmrc (Contains npm configuration)
• .nvmrc (Contains the installed NodeJS version)
• .p10k.zsh (Contains mostly autogenerated configuration for powerlevel10k)
• .vimrc (Contains setup configuration for vim)
• .zshrc (Startup script for zsh, with plugin, theme, alias, PATH loading, etc. setup)
• .zlogout (Script that's sourced when login shells exit)
• gterminal.preferences (dconf dump of GNOME terminal preferences)
• gterminal.preferences.sh (Installation script for gterminal.preferences)

1. Setup ZSH and Oh My ZSH.

2. VSCode Configuration and Extensions To install the VSCode Configuration, copy the configuration from .config/Code/User/settings.json and paste it into the JSON for your VSCode configuration. To install the extensions run install-extensions.sh. You can also copy and paste the keybindings from .config/Code/User/keybindings.json, but it may cause problems on different operating systems and keyboard layouts.

3. Nano Editor Extensions See this section.

4. Setup better-git-diff for Linux

5. gterminal.preferences will have to be loaded (see gterminal.preferences.sh).

6. For the zsh custom plugins/theme, you will have to install them separately.

7. See this link for installing the gh command line autocompletion.

8. Copy files from dotfiles

   • scripts/ (setup in PATH too)
   • .vimrc (vim setup file)
   • .zlogout, .zshrc (zsh startup files)
   • p10k.zsh (contains some customization for powerlevel10k, rest autogenerated)
   • .gitconfig (also setup other information such as email and username)
   • .nvmrc (automatically installed version of nodejs by nvm)
   • .npmrc (also setup other information such as email and username)
   • .vuerc (presets for creating Vue.js apps using the CLI)
   • .config/starship.toml (configuration for starship)
   • .config/browsh (configuration for browsh)
   • .tmux.conf (configuration for tmux)
   • .alacritty.toml (configuration for alacritty)

9. Install pnpm and setup completion: pnpm install-completion zsh

10. Create a .go folder for golang

11. Install alacritty and tmux

12. Install bun completions, bun completions

13. Install docker and docker-desktop

14. Install the Orchis Solid Dark, Bibata Modern Classic, and Vimix Dark themes for GTK

15. Install Polybar and Polybar Themes (simple mode) and apply the .config/polybar/main.patch to the ~/.config/polybar. You may need to change the launch.sh to match your WiFi network, but it works on my system just fine.

16. Install rofi: sudo apt install rofi. The polybar theme already configures rofi out of the box.

17. If on MacOS, also use XCode SDK CLang Library paths to place bits/stdc++.h

• zsh-autosuggestions (Install | Repo)
• zsh-syntax-highlighting (Install | Repo)
• powerlevel10k (Install | Repo)
• zsh-completions (Install | Repo)
• yeoman-zsh-plugin (Install | Repo)
• zsh-plugin-speedtest (Install | Repo)

To install the nano editor extensions, setup scopatz/nanorc and install nano-mermaid and nano-nocode. Also, load the .nanorc file in the repository.