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lytedev's dotfiles

My various configuration files. Don't use them directly, just take what you like.

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Setup

curl -s -L https://git.lyte.dev/lytedev/dotfiles/raw/branch/master/bin/init-dotfiles | sh

Dependencies

  • bat
  • fd
  • sd
  • fzf
  • fish
  • tmux
  • rsync
  • exa
  • nnn
  • nvim

To Do

  • Get out of Google!
    • calcurse for Calendar management?
    • aerc or neomutt for email?
    • My home-grown backup network for Drive?
    • Photos?
  • Hibernation and proper power management for laptop?
  • Learn to use journalctl
  • Fix sway workspaces on desktop?
  • Neovim LSP
  • Move to NixOS (WIP) or Guix? Declarative is the future!
  • Better/more secure remote management configuration in dotfiles? 1
  • Setup network file share?
  • Home VPN
  • Add vim in the terminal as the handler for many MIME types (xdg-open and such) for the rare time I'm in a file manager or for opening easily from the browser.
    • This goes for navigating "into" a file in nnn
  • Unify all the common variables... somehow? (and use templates and envsubst?)
  • Vimux?
  • Investigate systemd services that may help with various tasks (homed, etc.)
  • Be more macOS friendly, since work may require that