lainiwa / dotfiles

My comfy dotfiles :3

Lainiwa's dotfiles

Minimal requirements

Dependency	Rationale
python	Symlinking via dotbot
git	Cloning dotfiles

Installation

Automatic installation

Use no hassle installation script:

sh -c "$(curl 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lainiwa/dotfiles/master/quick_install.sh')"

Manual (rather semi-automatic) installation

Get the repo:

git clone https://github.com/lainiwa/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles

Bootstrap the configs (create soft links to the configs) in the repo:

~/.dotfiles/install

Optional: pre-load plugins for Z-shell:

zsh -i -c exit

Stuff I use

This configures the following set of tools:

• Dotfiles bootstrapper: dotbot
• Window manager and status bar: i3 and py3status
• File managers: ranger and nnn
• Text editor: Sublime Text 3
• Terminal multiplexer: tmux and tmuxp
• Terminal: urxvt
• Shell and plugin manager: zsh and zpm
• Music organizer: beets
• Image viewer: sxiv
• Torrenting: torrench and jackett
• Unit converter: units
• Calendar: remind and wyrd

Personal scripts

screenshot

The script I keybind to i3 to make screenshots.

Usage: screenshot <full|select|focused>.

Dependencies

• Interpreter:

  • POSIX shell + coreutils

• Screenshot tool:

  • maim + xdotool
  • scrot
  • graphicsmagick + xdotool
  • imagemagick + xdotool

• Clipboard tool [opt]:

  • xclip
  • xsel

• Image lossless optimizer [opt]:

  • optipng
  • pngcrush
  • jpegoptim

• OCR tool [opt]:

  • tesseract + tesseract-ocr-rus

• Locks manager [opt]:

  • flock

wallpaper

The i3 WM runs this on start.

Usage: wallpaper <image_path>.

Dependencies

• Interpreter:

  • POSIX shell + coreutils

• Wallpaper setter:

  • hsetroot
  • nitrogen
  • feh
  • Esetroot (part of eterm)
  • (xdpyinfo or xwininfo or xrdb) and (graphicsmagick or imagemagick)

pastebin

Upload and download file to public pastebin-like serever.

Usage: type pastebin --help for instruction.

Dependencies

• Interpreter:

  • Bash + coreutils
  • curl
  • gnupg [opt]
  • xclip [opt]

my

The snippets I use here and there.

Usage: my <snippet>.

Dependencies: lots of them. Check if dependencies are met with my check_dependencies. All dependencies are available on ubuntu via apt install.