dotfiles

Config files for my general environment. Pretty up to date usually. In use on both user and server systems.

If you're not me

Things you might want to look at:

• The vim config is pretty neat. Nothing minimal, but I try to only include plugins that actually help my workflows.
• I'm not shell coder at all, but my fish config is really pretty alright and modular.
• The mutt and tmux configs are alright, but nothing special.
• Some of the tool configs can get you started easier, maybe: dunst, sway and rofi, in particular.
• I also try to document my firefox extensions and their settings.
• There are a couple of small helper scripts in bin.

New PC who dis

1. Install the packages you want – see data/ for inspiration.
2. Run just install-all, just install-server or just install-gui.
3. Install user crontabs from ./crontab, and start and enable cronie.
4. Install sudoers from ./sudoers
5. systemctl enable --start:
   1. cronie
   2. reflector.timer
   3. ufw
   4. valkey and postgres, probably
   5. systemd-resolved and bluetooth, probably

If on a Desktop system

1. Perform Firefox plugin config steps.
2. If on a Desktop system, install X/override.conf for login handling.
3. If on a Desktop system on a ThinkPad, install X/40-thinkpad-keyboard.conf.
4. Download this obsidian fork, npm install && npm run build, cp -r build ~/doc/wiki/.obsidian/plugins/obsidian-local-images, be sad.
5. Update /etc/pam.d/login as described in the wiki, and then also activate SSH-agent support in gnome-keyring as per https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/GNOME/Keyring#SSH_keys