Dotfiles use GNU Stow for installation.

1. Install Omarchy (not required to actually use these dotfiles but that's what I use as daily driver)
2. Install additional packages

cd path/to/dotfiles/repo
./bootstrap.sh

After cloning this repo, run stow to symlink the selected dotfiles.

Example:

cd path/to/dotfiles/repo
stow zsh starship git lazygit bat btop lazyvim tmux hypr alacritty -t ~

• zsh, using starship prompt
• fish configured with fisher, using starship prompt and lots of abbreviations for less typing
• neovim (lazyvim) as the main editor
• yazi command-line file manager
• gfzfg fuzzy finder
• zoxide smart cd alternative
• ripgrep and fd for better searching
• bat better cat alternative
• btop resource monitor
• lazygit git TUI client
• tealdeer for displaying tldr pages
• effortless ctags with git

• hyprland Wayland compositor
• xmonad, awesomewm and qtile Xorg tiling window managers
  • note: they are sorted in descending order of recency of being used by me
• polybar and xmobar status bars for xmonad
• alacritty, ghostty, kitty and wezterm terminals
• rofi application launcher and more
• dunst and wired notification daemons
• nsxiv image viewer
• greenclip clipboard manager integrated with rofi
• gsimplecal simple calendar
• picom Xorg compositor

• base16 color theme framework for many apps, all configurable at once using flavours
  • fzf
  • highlight syntax highlighter (used as text file previewer in ranger)
  • neovim
  • rofi
  • shell
  • xresources
  • and more
• interception-tools + interception-caps2esc combo for turning a useless Caps Lock key into Esc when pressed alone and Control key when pressed with another key