This is my dotfile repository. There are many like it, but this one is mine.
My primary operating system is macOS, but I do use Linux occasionally. I always aim to make everything work for both platforms but no guarantees.
Feel free to try out my dotfiles or use them as inspiration! If you have a suggestion, improvement or question, please open an issue or PR!
Clone the dotfiles repository.
$ git clone https://github.com/JDevlieghere/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles
$ cd ~/dotfiles
Use the bootstrap script to create symbolic links and configure the tools and operating system.
$ ./bootstrap.sh
Usage: bootstrap.sh [options]
-s, --sync Synchronizes dotfiles to home directory
-l, --link Create symbolic links
-i, --install Install (extra) software
-c, --config Configures your system
-a, --all Does all of the above
$ ./bootstrap.sh -a
Warning
If you decide to use this configuration as is, don't forget to change your
name and e-mail address in .gitconfig
.
I started out using vim with YouCompleteMe before moving over to neovim for its built-in LSP support. For a long time I kept my configuration compatible with both vim and neovim. I've given up on that and have now fully committed to neovim with lazy.nvim as my plugin manager.
I use fish as my shell.
chsh -s $(which fish)
Note
On macOS, you'll have to append /etc/shells
with the absolute path to
fish
.
- The
os/macos.sh
script with sensible macOS defaults is forked from Mathias Bynens' dotfiles. - I use MonoLisa as my font.