These are my dotfiles for my Linux configs and ZSH.
I hope you enjoy!
Nord Deep theme + neofetch
Base16 Ashes theme + neofetch
Nord Deep theme + htop
I wanted to showcase my configs in hopes that someone else can enjoy my work (and stealing from other ppl's dots lmao (credits are at the bottom of this file)).
This was also a perfect opportunity to learn Bash/Shell scripting.
I'm kinda experienced in Bash/Shell scripting, but I'm still learning and getting the hang of stuff, so my code probably won't be the sexiest or most efficient, but it works.
Shell script features:
- Lots of colors
- Interactive (and non-interactive with the
--server
option) - Automation for deploying dotfiles:
- Installs needed dependencies (on supported distros)
- Installs ZSH plugins and then backup and overwrite user's zshrc
- Backs up user's current configs (in case they want to rollback)
- Overwrites user's configs with the ones in this repo
- Various distro support
- Debian/Ubuntu and its derivatives
- Arch Linux and its derivatives
- Fedora (via
dnf
) and its derivative - openSUSE Tumbleweed
- Void Linux
- NixOS/nix-pkgs
- More coming soon? (maybe)
- More coming soon? (maybe)
-
FIX BUGS AAAAAAAAAAAA (this will probably never get completed but it's nice to dream yk)
-
shell-install.sh
<- The file itself is done, but more improvements will follow -
Deprecate and delete
deploy.sh.bak
andscripts/
- Make everything a function in
shell-install.sh
- Make functions for printing info/notes, errors, and success messages
- Detect if the user is running x86_64 Linux in
dependencies()
, and give an error if both aren't detected - Add fonts and automate installing fonts
- Add support for NixOS
- Add support for FreeBSD and OpenBSD
- Make everything a function in
-
Upload a WM configs
- Make a script to automate installing the configs/dependencies
-
htoprc
-
config/starship/rounded.toml
-
config/starship/plain-text-symbols.toml
-
config/starship/michael.toml
<- My own prompt, based off rxyhn's prompt
-
config.conf
-
kitty.conf
-
themes/
<- Folder to contain color themes- More themes coming soon...
-
configs/
-
distro-aliases
<- Aliases for package management- Arch Linux
- Debian/Ubuntu
- openSUSE
- RHEL/dnf
- Aliases
- User functions
- ZSH settings
-
-
ArchLabs_zshrc
-
zshrc
More coming soon...hopefully.
Clone the repo:
git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/michaelScopic/dotfiles
cd dotfiles
Look at the possible arguments to use in the script by running:
- (
cd
into the dotfiles directory if you aren't already there)
./shell-install.sh help
# Not putting in an argument will do the same
./shell-install.sh
You can use the following arguments with this script: all
, zsh
, backup
, fonts
, overwrite
, or info
.
So if you want to run all of them, just do:
./shell-install.sh all
If you want to have a more minimal install, pass the --server
option at the end of the command.
./shell-install.sh all --server
If you don't want to run this script and only copy what you want, then just browse config/
and/or zsh/
and do what you want from there.
Discord: michael_scopic.zsh
If you need help or if something does not work as expected, please contact me on Discord.
I am almost always online, and I will usually respond very quickly.
- NOTE: If you do contact me, please tell me that you found me from GitHub. I am extremely paranoid of who messages me, especially for people I don't know.
You can also open a GitHub issue, but do note that I could respond very late.
Thank you r/unixporn community for inspiring me to rice desktops.
Rxyhn's starship prompt is from rxyhn's dotfiles, and I just tweaked the colors to match with any color scheme.
Rounded starship prompt (config/starship/rounded.toml
) is from Syndrizzle's dotfiles, and I also tweaked the colors to match with any color scheme.
Plain text starship prompt (config/starship/plain-text-symbols.toml
) are taken from Starship's official prompt presets.
My personal starship theme (config/starship/michael.toml
) is based on rxyhn's prompt.
All fonts in fonts/
are from Nerdfonts.com.
The original zshrc
and zsh/configs/zsh-settings.zsh
are based on the .zshrc
provided by ArchLabs.