Another dotfiles repo to centralize all the config files in a single place and make it easier to move it to another computer.

For now, my setup includes:

• i3 as a window manager;
• Gnu Stow for manage symbolic links;
• zsh as terminal;
• Kitty as a terminal emulator;
• Oh my zsh as a zsh framework;
• Tmux as a terminal multiplexer and helps me managing windows and panes;
• Nvm to manage node.js environments;
• Neovim as a code editor;
  • To properly install neovim, check the instructions below;

1. Clone this project to root folder of your computer;
2. Run stow . to generate symbolic links for every config file; Note: zsh installation may add a .zshrc file on root, delete that file before running stow.
3. Install all the dependencies listed above in the same order;
4. Install oh-my-zsh plugins:
   • zsh-autosuggestions;
   • zsh-syntax-highlighting;
   • fast-syntax-highlighting;
   • zsh-autocomplete;
     • Check this tutorial for ready to go config about zsh-autocomplete;
5. Install Tmux plugin manager;
6. Install fzf for tmux-sessionizer;
7. Grant permission to tmux-sessionizer file;
8. Check this chatgpt story to install i3 monitors config;

My config for neovim editor was extremely inspired (to not say totally copied 😅) by The Primeagen's setup and Josean's.

Ensure you have the following dependencies installed on your computer:

• Make;
• Ripgrep;
• Nerd Fonts
• eslint_d;
• prettierd;

Neovim might have some issues to start if you don't have Node.js installed (Mason errors) and eslint_d on JS projects. I've tried installing Neovim manually and worked fine on Ubuntu.

zshrc file has a pnpm statement really specific to my user on the machine I've installed. This can lead into issuesif installing nodejs through pnpm.