What is this

My scripts and configs for Linux

Dependencies to install

If you have internet, most of that stuff can be downloaded by install script using system package manager.

• coreutils >= 8.22
• rustc and cargo
• chsh
• git
• ping
• wget or curl
• ncurses (not necessary)
• package manager: pkg, apt, apt-get, winget, pacman, zypper, xbps-install, yum, aptitude, dnf, emerge, up2date, urpmi, slackpkg, apk, brew, flatpak or snap
• sudo or doas
• awk or gawk

Consists configs for

• emacs (WIP)
• nano
• alacritty
• git

Automatic installation

Cloning the repository

$ git clone https://github.com/TwoSpikes/dotfiles.git
$ cd dotfiles

Installation

$ sh .dotfiles-setup.sh .

Or to install everything

$ yes | sh .dotfiles-setup.sh .

Note

After installation it is safe to remove local dotfiles repository

Manual installation

.dotfiles-setup.sh

Installation

$ cp ./.dotfiles-setup.sh ~/

Then you need to restart your shell

$ exec $SHELL

.gitconfig-default .gitmessage

What is this?

This is a basic Git configuration

Manual installation

$ cp ./.gitconfig-default ~/
$ cp ~/.gitconfig-default ~/.gitconfig

Now, in file ~/.gitconfig uncomment lines [user] name and [user] email
Change Your Name to your name
Change [email protected] to your email

$ cp ./.gitmessage ~/

.config/nvim

Vim configuration is moved to its own repository

tsch.sh [deprecated]

What is this?

It is a script that runs tsch (TwoSpikes ChooseHub)
It is my old thing that asks for my several most used commands but no I do not use it.

Installation

$ echo "source ./shscripts/tsch.sh" >> ~/.bashrc

Then you need to restart the shell

Running

$ tsch

.emacs.d/

What is this?

It is a configuration for GNU Emacs

Installation

$ cp -r ./.emacs.d/ ~/

Contribution and other stuff

Copy configs to this repo and commit

After installing dotfiles, run:

$ dotfiles commit

If using Vim/NeoVim:

:DotfilesCommit

Warning

Do not run this command in home directory, run it only in this repository, otherwise it will delete some files on your computer

Get dotfiles version

$ dotfiles version