Dotfiles are plain text configuration files on Unix-y systems for things like our shell, ~/.zshrc, our editor in ~/.vimrc, and many others. They are called "dotfiles" as they typically are named with a leading . making them hidden files on your system, although this is not a strict requirement. Since these files are all plain text, we can gather them together in a git repository and use that to track the changes you make over time. - By Chris & Gabe
Linux Distribuition : Garuda Linux
KDE Theme : Garuda KDE Dr460nized
Terminal & Shell : Alacritty with Catppuccin Theme and Fish.
Wallpaper : Garuda Black 4K
First run the following command to install the programs I use the most, I suggest editing this to adapt to your own taste.
chmod +x install.sh && chmod +x ./test/*
./install.sh
./test/02-non-root.sh
./test/03-permissions.sh
./test/04-symb_links.sh