Current dotfiles synced across my systems. Managed by yadm.
Also check out my infrastructure repo for modest self-hosting goodness.
Install the soft.
sudo dnf install bat exa dua-cli ripgrep wget2 procs duf sudo-rs
Install yadm.
curl -fLo /usr/local/bin/yadm https://github.com/yadm-dev/yadm/raw/master/yadm && chmod a+x /usr/local/bin/yadm
Clone my dotfiles.
yadm clone git@github.com:tenseoverflow/dotfiles.git
Pretty much the latest Fedora Workstation for my personal computers:
- Desktop (AMD Ryzen 3700x, RTX 2060 Super (ugh), ASUS TUF B550, 16gb DDR4), that I dual boot with Windows 11, however I don't use it that much anymore
- Thinkpad X250 that I've repaired since buying it second-hand
Also MacOS.
I've dumbed down some of my options for the sole reason of not really wanting to constantly maintain stuff. Pretty happy with the current setup and always refining it for my own liking.
- Fish for my shell, does the job. Uses VIM keybindings. Too lazy nowadays to refine ZSH for my own liking.
- Starship for the prompt. Was my first custom and still using it.
- Neovim, which I've set up with Lazyvim.
The name implies why I'm using Folke's great package manager paired with his neovim template. At some point I was using Neovim as my main editor and I needed some of the flashy plugins + LSP support. Honestly I should probably start my own minimalistic config. - GPG, SSH on my yubikey. Thanks to ddruh amazing guide!
- bat, exa, dua-cli, ripgrep, wget2, procs, duf, sudo-rs for cool Rust+ alternatives
- VSCode + Cursor for my IDE. With vim emulation.
- Ghostty + Warp for my terminal.
- Firefox with side tabs. Maybe Safari too.