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My cross-platform and portable terminal setup. Preview via GitHub Codespace or via my workspace project. Many config, much wow. YMMV.
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My dotfiles, simple as that.
This repo is a never-ending WIP. It's not meant to be sensible for everybody, or anyone, as YMMV. But I hope it may be useful to you somehow.
My daily drivers currently arealacritty wezterm + zsh + tmux on:
Ubuntu 20.04 WSL 2 on Windows 10 (20H2), upgraded to Ubuntu 22.04 WSL 2 on Windows 11Ubuntu 20.04 desktop, upgraded to Ubuntu 22.04 desktop
These dotfiles are also used on:
- Debian
10server accessed via mosh connection on iPad, upgraded to Debian1112 - workspace Docker image (link)
- GitHub Codespaces
occasionally macOS 10.15 (via iTerm2)I gifted the MacBook to my family!
or
docker run -it pirafrank/workspace:latest
First clone the repo to your $HOME.
cd&& git clone https://github.com/pirafrank/dotfiles.git
Then symlink config you want to use or install them all runningzsh install.sh all
. You can also symlink a specific set of dotfiles by runningzsh install.sh SOME_FEATURE
. Check the script content to know more.
~/.zsh_custom
is automatically sourced if it exists. Create it to add any machine-specific non-interactive (doesn't print to sysout) entries. If you need to add interactive scripts, or scripts that output to sysout, please create~/.zsh_custom_pre
. It will be loaded in~/.zshrc
BEFORE Powerlevel10k caching. This is to enable Powerlevel10k instant prompt.
~/bin2
is automatically added to$PATH
, if it exists. It is not part of the repo. Create it to add your-own or machine-specific executables.
That's part of it, there is no real how-to actually. For more info just look at the code.
GUIDE.md
may (hopefully) help, yet it will forever be incomplete.
Little utilities are provided in different forms in the following dirs:
bin
, as scripts with the dir itself being added to$PATH
;zsh/autoloaded
, as zsh functions automatically loaded at shell start;zsh/common/zsh_aliases
, as shell aliases.
Many of the files and scripts in thebin
folder come from some other repos of mine and here are gathered. Although those repositories are publicly available on GitHub, I am going to only maintain them in this repo.
I wrote most of the scripts in thebin
folder, with some of them already publicly available asgists. But others come or contain pieces from the web (twitter? google? stackoverflow?). Honestly I can't remember where I got them from, but you should find the original authors in the comments.
Those withoutpirafrank in their name come from the web, credits go to their creators. I keep them here for the sake of simplicity. I'll try to keep this readme updated to keep them all.
- vim themes
- themerdev-prefixed themes come fromthemer.dev.
Code in this repo is given away for free, as-is and with NO WARRANTY as per the MIT license.
By the way, if something really blows your mind, I'll be happy if you get in touch with me. I always appreciated feedback!
Enjoy!
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My cross-platform and portable terminal setup. Preview via GitHub Codespace or via my workspace project. Many config, much wow. YMMV.