Dotfiles

My dotfiles for various application configurations on Linux.

I am currently running Manjaro Linux with my desktop manager as KDE.

Getting started

To get started, clone the repository.

$ git clone https://github.com/woojiahao/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles

I have several parts to my system setup, for instance, I use an Ergodox EZ, so I have a script for Wally, a firmware flashing tool for the Ergodox.

Software installation

The initial setup for my system is automated with the ./installers/setup.

Note: ZSH is not installed with the script, in order for it to be installed, you can follow the instructions found here.

$ chmod +x ~/dotfiles/installers/arch-setup
$ sudo ~/dotfiles/installers/arch-setup

Wally

If you use an Ergodox EZ and make use of the Wally tool provided to flash new layouts, you can use the installer script to set up a .desktop file to launch Wally automatically.

$ chmod +x ~/dotfiles/installers/wally/wally-setup
$ sudo ~/dotfiles/installers/wally/wally-setup

Configurations

Spacemacs

I use Spacemacs for normal text editing and web development, my .spacemacs configs can be found in ~/dotfiles/emacs/.spacemacs.

The .spacemacs configurations should be installed along with arch-setup.

ZSH

I use ZSH within my terminal due to the auto-completion features. The configurations are found in ~/dotfiles/.zshrc.

Loading commands

In order to keep the shell files clean, commands/alias are loaded from the /scripts folder.

To add these scripts, add the following command to the end of your .bashrc or .zshrc.

export LINUX_HOME=~/dotfiles
export LINUX_SCRIPT=$LINUX_HOME/scripts
export LINUX_EXPECT=$LINUX_SCRIPT/expect
export SNIPPETS=~/snippets

for file in $LINUX_SCRIPT/*; do
  source $file
done