#dotfiles

My personal dotfiles. CC0 licesensed, just pick out what you can use.

#Management

I handle everything via git, all files are relative to the home directory where the git repo is. .gitignore defines what gets included and what doesn't. This is not the most ergonomic way for a first time setup (e.g. new system), but the most pure solution and I don't want to use another tool for such a simple task.

Because it can be troublesome to have a git root in your home directory, I move .git to ._git and only bring it back to update something. Again, maybe not the most ergonomic thing to do, but simple and possibly easy to script.

#Files

#.config

#Alacritty

Not used right now.

#Cura

Stores the config containing my printer setup. Not really reusable.

#Fish

Uses bass to source my bash-like profile, nothing more (for now).

#Redshift

Not used right now.

#Rofi

Not used right now.

#Sway

Not used right now.

#Waybar

Not used right now.

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#Scripts

I put all my executable scripts in .local/share/scripts, which is put into the $PATH by .profile.

#brlupdate

Updates Bedrock Linux and the arch strata via trizen.

Uses sudo.

#rupdate

Updates the Rust toolchain via rustup and uses cargo-update to update all Cargo-installed crates.

#update

Updates:

1. Fedora (dnf)
2. Bedrock if available (brlupdate)
3. Flatpak + removes unused
4. Rust (rupdate)
5. Android SDK
6. Flutter + disables analytics

Uses sudo.

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#Everything else

#Bash

Just redirects to the general profile. .bash_profile sources .bashrc which in turn sources .profile.

#Git

.gitignore controlls which dotfiles get version-controlled.

.gitconfig contains global configurations for Git.

#Profile

.profile contains the shell configuration. lsd is used as an ls replacement, Rust, Dart, Flutter and Android SDK are set up.

The following paths are used:

• Android SDK: ~/.android/sdk
• Dart: ~/.dart-sdk
• Flutter: ~/.flutter-sdk

Also, GnuPG is configured to use a smartcard and provide SSH authentication.