Dotfiles

Hey there 👋

Welcome to my dotfiles! These are set up to fit my workflow across both Mac and Linux. Feel free to explore, steal bits, and make them your own.

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Linux (Sway)

MacOS

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I split configurations between macOS and Linux so everything works seamlessly on both machines. Below are some tools and notes to help you get started:

Tools You’ll Probably Want

• GNU Stow
  A lifesaver for managing dotfiles. If you spend any time in the terminal, you’ll appreciate how it keeps everything tidy. If you’re not already using Stow, give it a try!

• Zsh + Oh My Zsh
  I’m a big fan of Zsh and Oh My Zsh, and you’ll find some of my favorite plugins and Powerlevel10k themes in here. If you want to grab my setup, there’s a script at common/omz-install.sh that installs everything for you. If you’d rather pick and choose, treat it like a reference.

• Sway (Linux)
  My Linux machine runs Sway. I switched from Hyprland because my old Mac struggled with it (thanks, Nvidia GPU 🙄), but honestly, I prefer Sway for day-to-day use. If your rig can handle Hyprland, you’ll find my old Hyprland configs in the linux/ directory.

• NeoVim
  All my NeoVim goodies live in common/.config/nvim. If you’re looking for the ASCII art on my Alpha dashboard, that’s in there too.

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How This Is Organized

Some app configs (like Alacritty and Kitty) are split between common/ and the OS-specific folder, using imports in the OS’s config file. This way, I can tweak things like font sizes (Hyprland scaling vs. macOS Retina) without duplicating everything.

Dive in, mix and match, and see what works for you!