advantageous-overtake / dotfiles

A minimal, extensible and lightweight pack of configuration files for both graphical and text-based development workflows.

What is this?

This is the repository where most of my initialization and configuration files live in, these files are a core section of my daily development workflow.

The installation process

The installation process is fairly straightforward:

• There are two modes of setup available.
• They go by the names bare and visual
• The bare mode is what you would call the minimalistic setup, it contains just enough for the initialization of both my system and my development environment .
• The visual mode is what you would call the full setup, it inherits from the bare mode and it contains the following:
  • Provides both .xinitrc and .xserverrc files required for the X Server.
  • Provides a working wayland environment.
  • Configuration files for the following programs:
    • i3 window manager.
    • hyprland
    • rofi .
    • picom .
    • alacritty . -Some visual satisfaction.

Things said, lets move onto the actual setup process.

The setup.sh script can be invoked in this way:

path/to/setup.sh [setup_mode="bare"]?

The [setup_mode(...)]? section indicates that it takes an optional argument, called setup_mode, the value of this argument must be one of the previously mentioned setup modes.

And finally, the [(...)="bare"](...) section indicates that this argument has a value of "bare" as the default one.

Note: You must give the setup.sh script executable permissions, otherwise it will not be invoked.

You may do so with the following:

chmod a+x "setup.sh"

Contributions

I encourage everyone who considers my work helpful to contribute.

• Create a new issue
• Create a new pull request

License

All files under this repository, excluding those belonging to a submodule, are licensed under the CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 license.

A copy of the license can be found in the repository root.