This repository provides my personal configuration for several tools, including:

• neovim: Using lazy as package manager, and with a modular configuration for the plugin installed. Plugins and LSP servers are also automatically installed installed and set up the first you start neovim on a fresh environment!
• tmux: Using tpm as a package manager. Save and restore state, even after rebooting your operating system!
• zsh: Using oh-my-zsh and the powerlevel10k theme. Very snappy!
• kitty: Extremely fast GPU-based terminal emulator.
• Configurations for dwm window manager:
  • It's okay if you don't use dwm! The configuration will be automatically ignored.
  • Includes settings for dwmblocks and custom binary executable scripts to pull informations like the Linux kernel's version, the battery status, the sound settings, the current date and time, etc.
• Copy and paste text to the system clipboard via ANSI OSC52 sequence, even when working on remote machines ― e.g., copy from/to the host system clipboard to/from remote system clipboard or even a neovim client.

Installation

To download and install the dotfiles, run the following command in a terminal emulator.

git clone git@github.com:IamGianluca/dotfiles.git .dotfiles && cd .dotfiles && ./install

This will take care of automatically generate the necessary folders and symlinks to get you started.

A companion repository exists to install all dependencies needed to replicate my Operating System.

TODO

• Use $TERM instead of hardcoding value in the tmux's config.