Hello 👋

Welcome to the .files - the folder-y place where everything is perfectly configured to file your needs.

Feel free to take what you need, and if you have any questions, don't be shy to open an issue or drop me an email.

Overview

The /rices directory includes my rices categorized. /misc contains various configuration files for all kind of software that isn't inherently linked to any particular rice. Feel free to check it out, but what you'll be interested in is most likely one of the rice directories.

Link to the latest rice configuration files

Getting started with ricing

So you've decided to give it a shot, heh? Let's do it then! I'll do a little rundown of the things that I use ^^ Oh and by the way, do not erase any configs from your machine! The easiest thing you can do is mv instead of rm to test things out!

Terminal emulator

I just like Alacritty. Install it for your machine and copy the alacritty.toml from the misc directory. You'll want to tweak the settings a bit to match your likings. Mainly the decorations.

Text editor

By the way, I use Neovim. Oh and I also use this: LazyVim since it suits my laziness perfectly,....... 🐈.. If you meet the requirements mentioned here it should work as a piece of cake. I'm using a Github copilot plugin that you can setup with :Copilot setup. You can also use a different color scheme by doing

{
    "ellisonleao/gruvbox.nvim",
    opts = {
      transparent_mode = true,
    },
  },

{
    "LazyVim/LazyVim",
    opts = {
      colorscheme = "gruvbox", // example
    },
  },

Window Manager

This is the thing that makes your computer actually usable (especially when on a mac). Really, how else would you ever manage windows? My WM of choice is yabai. It is not like there is no other choice on MacOS. Anyways, if you're on MacOS you'll need to install yabai and also install skhd. Just go ahead and read their installation instructions, install everything needed, disable SIP and come back for the configs! If you're on Linux, there's a few WM's that behave similarly. I like to use i3, but there's an alternative for Wayland called sway.

Background image

You can find background images inside of /misc.