• Neovim
• Wezterm
• Zsh + Zap
• Starship
• Arch + AwesomeWM Home
• MacOS Work / Mobile

You can install individual folders of these dotfiles, for example nvim, based on your needs / operating system. - The following example will create a symlink to the nvim folder in your ~/.config directory.

# In your $HOME directory
git clone https://github.com/Everduin94/dotfiles.git

# Install stow with your package manager
brew install stow

# Navigate to the folder containing the module you want to install
cd ~/dotfiles/all
stow -t ~ nvim

# 🔄 Rinse and repeat for all desired modules.

Some configuration will be required depending on the folders you installed. For example:

• Updating the .gitconfig from the git folder to use your name / email
• Updating the projects file from the projects folder to point to your desired paths.
  • The p command from the zsh folder will open an FZF prompt of those projects.
• The list of dependencies for these dotfiles may be out of date. If something doesn't work, you may just be missing a dependency that needs to be installed via npm or your package manager (brew, pacman, etc...)

# Install Brew
cd ~
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"

# Clone Me
git clone https://github.com/Everduin94/dotfiles.git

# Install Stow
brew install stow

# Run Stow
cd ~/dotfiles/all
stow -t ~ nvim

## 🔄 Rinse and repeat for all desired modules.

# Install All Apps
brew tap homebrew/cask-fonts
xargs brew install < .brew-starter.list
xargs brew install --cask < .brew-cask-starter.list

# Authenticate Github (Optional)
gh auth login
gh auth setup-git

Manual Improvements

• Increase key repeat: System > Keyboard: Max both settings
• Rebind Caps: Click Modifier Keys in Bottom Right: Set Caps Lock to ESC
• Turn off spotlight: System Settings > Spotlight >Shortcuts
• Hide toolbar: System Preferences > Docks & Menu > Automatically hide