Configuration files

Quick tip about querying your packages into your own file:

pacman -Qqe > target_file_location/target_file.txt

To install the queried packages:

sudo pacman -S --needed - < target_file_location/target_file.txt

Feel free to replace pacman with paru, yay or whatever AUR helper you may use

• But DON'T use sudo if you use an AUR helper!!!

Also, a lot of the packages are AUR packages, so don't worry about pacman telling you they don't exist if you don't use an AUR helper to install them with. Full

Table of contents

• Configuration files
  • Quick setup guide
  • Setup Showcase
    • Neovim
    • Full Workflow video
  • Additional resources

Quick setup guide

chmod +x ./stow_setup.sh && chmod +x ./full_setup.sh # One time only

./full_setup.sh # Or ./stow_setup.sh if you only want the symlinks.

Important

The stow script and by extension the full setup script both use stow with the --adopt flag, meaning it could alter existing files in directories such as ~/.config, ~/.local, etc. If you don't want that behavior, run your stow commands manually or change the scripts to not use the --adopt flag.

Setup Showcase

Neovim

Important

The Neovim part of this repo can be found in 1git2clone/nvim-config.

Full Workflow video

dotfiles-showcase-compressed.mp4

Note

Video files can be found in assets in case you're viewing them outside of GitHub or you want to view the video files themselves.

Additional resources

• cattpuccin.nvim docs - neovimcraft.com

  • Useful for those who want to change the styling under /nvim/lua/plugins/colorscheme.lua

• Make sure to check the dot-config/programs/ folder which contains a bunch of useful utilities like a color hue shift script that changes the hues of every 6-digit HEX sequence with your specified offset (1-360) and some other apps. They're already added to your $PATH variable in dot-profile. a/plugins/colorscheme.lua

• Make sure to check the dot-config/programs/ folder which contains a bunch of useful utilities like a color hue shift script that changes the hues of every 6-digit HEX sequence with your specified offset (1-360) and some other apps. They're already added to your $PATH variable in dot-profile.