- spectrwm
- Rofi
- polybar
- feh (for background)
- dunst
- compton
- i3lock (really, I don't know any better screen locker)
- xss-lock
- redshift
- Termite
You just have to clone the repo and change a line in install/main.sh
(I should fix that): the _dotfiles_dir
variable should be the path to the Git repo on your computer.
Then, just launch install/main.sh
.
The install script mainly create symlinks where the dest file is not a already a symlink.
If the destination file already exists, it is saved with the .bak
extension before replacing with the symlink.
3 others steps are executed: installing Dein.vim (as a (Neo)Vim's plugin manager), TPM (Tmux Plugin Manager) and Zplug (for ZSH plugins).
You can just git pull
, usually you'll need to restart some processes or reboot to apply modifications.
You can customize your files as usual or in the repo as these are symlinks. If you want to save your own modifications, you should fork my repo and change your local repo's URL.