AntonFriberg's Dotfiles
My personal configuration files and scripts used under both Arch Linux, Ubuntu and Debian machines. Currently running i3-gaps window manager with polybar, rofi application launcher, urxvt terminal and compton as compositor
Based on the nord colorscheme and managed by yadm.
Screenshots
Clean
Dirty
Editor
Dotfile Installation & Management
History
I previously used a simple solution to keep my dotfiles under version control which I found on the Atlassian developer blog. This technique is great since according to comments requires:
No extra tooling, no symlinks, files are tracked on a version control system, you can use different branches for different computers, you can replicate you configuration easily on new installation.
However, recently I found yadm, Yet Another Dotfiles Manager, which embraces the same underlying idea but adds a user-friendly interface.
Installation
Add your newly installed computer's public ssh key to Github.
Arch Linux
yay -Syu yadm-gitUbuntu & Debian
sudo apt update -y && sudo apt install -y git yadInitialize
yadm clone [email protected]:AntonFriberg/dotfiles.git
yadm decryptDotfile Management
# Display yadm’s manual.
man yadm
# Show the repository status
yadm status
# Add file to dotfile management
yadm add .Xresources
# Commit change
yadm commit -m "Add Xresources"
# Send commits to remote repository
yadm push

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