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Repository for configuring my Linux based environments, I use those config mostly for WSL Ubuntu and Debian. This was supposed to be a simple project but a got carried away.

All though that's a very personal and subjective project feel free to Fork it or recommend configs and apps.

Install

Run the following command in the machine you plan to install the configs.

git clone "https://github.com/Billocap/.dotfiles" ~/.dotfiles && bash ~/.dotfiles/install.sh

!important

To perform the installation you will need git and curl. In case you don't have those apps use the command bellow to install them.

sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y && sudo apt install git curl -y

Windows Terminal Config

As mentioned earlier I use this configs for my Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) machines, so here's a brief explanation on how my Windows Terminal is configured.

• Download Windows Terminal: You can find it on the Windows App Store.
• Install Fira Code NF on Windows, this font will allow Windows Terminal to used lots of cool icons.
• (Optional) Open your Windows Terminal's settings.json file and copy the contents of .dotfiles/misc/windows-terminal/schemes.json into the schemes key of your settings.json file, Don't forget to remove the brackets when pasting the schemes.
• (Optional) You can also copy the default profile from .dotfiles/misc/windows-terminal/default.json.

Saddly the Windows configs are manual ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.

Content

Here's a list of all the deps and apps I configured:

• Vim: I opted for Vim because I wanted to keep my text editor simple as I used Vscode for work.
  • vim-plug: Plugin Manager for Vim. Don't forget to run a :PlugInstall once you open Vim.
  • NERDTree: For better navigation in the files folder.
    • vim-nerdtree-syntax-highlight
    • nerdtree-git-plugin
  • VimDevIcons: Adds some fancy icons to your files in the file explorer.
  • fugitive.vim: Allows you to run git commands from Vim.
  • vim-gitgutter: Side bar the shows what modifications were made in the file.
• Oh My Zsh: I use zsh as my main shell.
  • Plain Theme: Theme for zsh I wrote based on the default Linux theme.
  • zsh-syntax-highlighting: Highlight the command so you can spot any typos or verify if the command really exists.
  • zsh-autosuggestions: Auto completes commands.
  • k: Directory listing with git features.
• Node: I don't install node directly, here's a list of node related deps.
  • Node Version Manager: Super useful for dealing with node.
  • Bun: Added as a bonus, just for testing.
• Meilisearch: Used at my job as a search engine.
• Wget: Necessary for running Vscode on WSL.
• Man: More descriptive help pages for commands.
• FFmpeg: Useful for dealing with all kinds of files.
• SSH: For secure shell.
• Git: For version control.
• Unzip: Dealing with zip files.
• FIGlet: ASCII art headers.
• curl: For requesting data.
• NASM: For assembly programming.