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# dotfiles # 🛠️ dotfiles
This repository is useful for me to save all configurations of my shell and tools that I use Welcome to my **dotfiles** repository — a centralized collection of my personal configurations for shells, editors, terminal emulators, and various CLI tools that I use on a daily basis in Unix-like environments.
The repository is organized so that configurations can be installed via [GNU Stow](https://www.gnu.org/software/stow/).
Below is a list of the software:
- Bash The main goal of this repository is to maintain a consistent, portable, and version-controlled setup. The configuration files are organized to be easily managed and installed using [GNU Stow](https://www.gnu.org/software/stow/), following a modular and declarative structure.
- Bat
- Fastfetch ### 📦 Structure & Usage
- Fish
- Foot Each directory in this repository corresponds to a specific application or tool, with configuration files laid out to mirror the structure of the home directory. Using `stow`, symbolic links are created seamlessly, preserving organization and keeping configurations isolated per tool.
- Fuzzel
- Git > Example usage (from the repository root):
- k9s > ```bash
- Kitty > stow nvim
- Lazydocker > stow zsh
- Lazygit > ```
- Mako
- Neovim/LazyVim ### 🧩 Included Tools & Configurations
- Starship
- Sway This repository contains my configuration files for the following tools:
- Tmux
- Vim - **Shells & Prompt**
- Waybar - `zsh` + `starship`
- Zoxide - `bash`
- Zsh - `fish`
- **Terminal Emulator & Multiplexer**
- `foot`
- `kitty`
- `tmux`
- **Editors & CLI Tools**
- `neovim` (with LazyVim)
- `vim`
- `bat`
- `git`
- `lazygit`
- `lazydocker`
- `k9s`
- **Wayland Environment**
- `fuzzel` (launcher)
- `waybar` (status bar)
- `mako` (notification daemon)
- `sway` (window manager)
- **Utilities**
- `fastfetch`
- `zoxide`
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Feel free to explore, reuse, or adapt any part of this setup.
Issues and pull requests are welcome!