Dotfiles

My highly personalized productivity setup for Linux and Mac OS with Rose Pine vibes.

The main idea is to have a highly portable setup, that can be run the same way on different devices, including tablets and remote servers.

System requirements

As I'm using homebrew package manager for maintaining packages, only MacOS and Debian are currently supported.

Using Homebrew in Linux environment may look controversial, however, I find it less trade-off when it comes to maintaining modern versions of all packages on both OSX and Unix.

Install

For the first-time install use a simple script that will download and install all required packages. It covers most and can be considered as a primary way of installation.

/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/akopdev/dotfiles/HEAD/install.sh)"

Update

If you have already installed dotfiles, you can frequently run an update script that will bring the latest changes to your machine.

dotfiles update

As Homebrew is currently not supporting version definitions, you will always get the latest available version of the package directly from the server. It is impossible to guarantee that all existing software is compatible with each other, so I suggest not to run it too often.

Client setup

Currently, I'm using Alacritty as a cross-platform terminal emulator, that you need to set up manually on your host machine. Custom fonts can be found in the fonts directory.

1. Install Alacritty
2. Install fonts
3. Install optional packages, like kubectl, helm, etc.

For Windows users, it is required manually install alacritty configs.

1. Create a folder %APPDATA%\alacritty\
2. Copy all files from alacritty directory to %APPDATA%\alacritty\
3. Rename windows.yml to alacritty.yml
4. Replace filenames in include section with the absolute path to the files.