My dotfiles for Arch Linux and Ubuntu, organized and managed through Emacs and Org mode.

I wanted to improve my knowledge on Linux, shell scripting and Emacs. So I combined all of that into this project of creating a dotfile setup using Org-mode.

Focus has been on creating a setup that favors keyboard interaction, has a minimalist design and is highly customizable.

All the credit for the design esthetic should go to hlissner, I have graciously copied most of it from his dotfiles.

Empty desktop

DOOM Emacs

Firefox with Tridactyl

Rofi

Terminals

Dropdown terminal

I want to add an accompanying setup.org which will take care of the installation of the applications that this environment depends on.

What to list:

• password-management: pass, rofi-pass, rofi-pinentry
• web-browsing: firefox, tridactyl
• mail: mbsync, notmuch, msmtp
• media: tizonia, ncpamixer, cava, mplayer, youtube-dl/viewer, zathura, scrot, maim, gimp, darktable, imagemagick
• writing: aspell, fonts(iosevka, roboto), xcape
• shell: zsh, shellcheck
• terminal-editor nvim
• emacs: emacs, doom-emacs, libvterm
• package-management: yay
• network: nmtui, nmcli
• terminal: urxvt, tmux, tdrop
• terminal-utilities: fzf, rg, fd, bd, xclip, redshift, git
• python: pyenv, pyls, ptvsd, pylint
• c++: ccls, gdb, clang
• window-manager: bspwm, sxhkd, polybar, compton, dunst, unclutter

Customized looks:

• gerrit: xq_light(theme)
• firefox: tridactyl, dracula(theme), dark-reader

• arch-wiki, superb wiki site for Linux
• hlissner, dotfile setup, DOOM Emacs
• noctuid, dotfile setup