My personal dotfiles.
Specific to my Manjaro
setup.
If no link is provided, it means it's installed from the repositories.
- Sets custom theme &
PS1
& color scheme - Sets custom aliases
- Add some small functions
zsh
powerline-fonts
oh-my-zsh
- Bullet Train theme
- Base16-shell color scheme
zsh-autosuggestions
pluginzsh-syntax-highlighting
plugin
- Adds some aliases
- Sets some nice pagers
- Defines pull/push behavior, etc.
git
neovim
icdiff
diff-so-fancy
Well, I'm using neovim
, actually, but it should be mostly (?) compatible.
- Turns on a few settings
- Sets color scheme
neovim
- Base16-Vim color scheme
- Defines color scheme: Base16-eighties
- Sets some screen settings
xorg
-something (?)
- Sets color scheme Base16-eighties
- Sets fonts, cursor style, etc.
termite
nerd-fonts-complete
- Mostly default settings
- Tweaked fading
- Tweaked GLX settings to prevent screen tearing
compton
- Sets color scheme
- Defines terminal
rofi
- Base-16 themes
- Can be patched with
base16-eighties.rasi.patch
for wider margins
- Can be patched with
nerd-fonts-complete
- Visual settings, mostly
sublime-text
Theme - Spacegray
package for theme & color scheme
ttf-fira-code
- Visual settings, mostly
sublime-merge
ttf-fira-code
- Sets color scheme: Base16-eighties
- Visual settings
dunst
nerd-fonts-complete
papirus-icon-theme
- Visual settings
- Sets key bindings
i3-gaps
nerd-fonts-complete
pa-vol
for volume controllight
for brightness controltermite
as terminal emulatorarandr
for display managementrofi
for many thingspolybar
as barcompton
as compositordunst
for notificationsnm-applet
for network management icon in trayxautolock
for automated screen lockingi3lock-color
withi3lock-multimonitor
for screen locking
- Defines bars & modules
polybar
nerd-fonts-complete
ttf-font-awesome
- Relies on color scheme defined in
xrdb
, seeXresources
above dunst
- Loads
Xresources
- Sets the screens up & sets wallpaper
- Starts up
i3
nitrogen
for setting wallpapersxautolock
for automated screen locking- I'm using a custom script (
i3lock-multimonitor-wrapper
) to actually start the locker
- I'm using a custom script (