Dotfiles

• fetch
• What's in Here
  • Wayland Desktop Environments
• Other Orgs
• My Stack
  • Zsh theme
  • Wayland Compositors
  • Terminals
  • Text Editors
  • Bars and Other Tools
  • Web Browsers
  • Command Line
  • Legacy X11 Stuff
• Keybindings
• Screenshots
  • See also

Welcome to my Dotfiles. This repository contains my personal configuration files for various GNU/Linux programs. You can view the configurations that are literate/self-documenting on my GitHub Pages - and these can be tangled via Emacs Org mode. This repository has mirrors here, on GitLab, as well as here, on Codeberg. This repository is old, from 2019, when I knew less about Linux, so cloning may take a while as it is large and has many pictures. Try cloning with git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/Babkock/Dotfiles.git

fetch

This collection includes my Dotfiles fetcher script which retrieves the most current configuration files from their specific spots on the system, overwrites their copies in this repo, and adds them to the Git staging area. I rely on this script for almost all of my commits.

What's in Here

Wayland Desktop Environments

This repository includes startup scripts and configurations to launch four unique full-featured environments in four different Wayland compositors. SwayFX, Wayfire, Hyprland, and Niri. Each of these sessions include their own independent "rices", or color schemes, and configurations for Waybar, Foot or Alacritty, Mako, and Wob. There are shell functions to launch each of these desktop environments in my Zsh config. Wallpapers not included, but you can find them in my wallpapers repository.

Other Orgs

An Org document is a literate configuration file (or a simple to-do list, or a poem, or a story) written in Emacs Org mode. Emacs is able to "tangle" the code blocks in an Org document to their respective configuration files. You can view these Org documents as web pages on my GitHub Pages web site, and see the source code in its repository.

• Bspwm
• Doom Emacs config.org
• Doom Emacs init.org
• Eww Widgets
• Foot
• Qutebrowser
• Polybar
• Waybar Config
• Waybar Style
• Zsh

My Stack

Zsh theme

• typewritten

Wayland Compositors

• Hyprland
• Niri
• SwayFX (I use this the most)
• Wayfire

Terminals

• Alacritty
• Foot

Text Editors

• Doom Emacs
• Sublime Text
• Vim

Bars and Other Tools

• Eww (Widgets)
• Fuzzel (App Launcher)
• Mako (Notifications)
• Polybar
• Swaylock
• Tinyserve
• Transmission (Torrents)
• Waybar

Web Browsers

• Mozilla Firefox
• Qutebrowser

Command Line

• lf (File Manager)
• mpv
• ncmpcpp (Music Player)
• nnn (File Manager)
• Ranger
• Yazi (File Manager)
• Zsh

Legacy X11 Stuff

• Bspwm
• Dunst
• sxhkd

Keybindings

May vary across Wayland compositors, but almost all of these are implemented in the config files.

Key Combination	Action
Super + Space	Fuzzel
Super + Shift + Space	Webcam Image in MPV
Super + Return	Foot or Alacritty
Super + Period	Qutebrowser
Super + Shift + Period	Mozilla Firefox
Super + Comma	Terminal with Rmpc
Super + Shift + Comma	Emacs
Super + Semicolon	Nicotine
Super + Shift + Semicolon	Monero Core
Super + Backslash	Mozilla Thunderbird
Super + Shift + Backslash	EasyEffects
Super + Slash	Sublime Text
Super + Shift + Slash	Steam
Super + Backspace	Lutris
Super + Shift + Backspace	Virt-Manager
Super + Shift + C	Close window
Super + Shift + Q	Exit Session

Screenshots

Various desktop screenshots I've collected over the years. My rice game is so much better now!

See also

• Raspberry Pi Dotfiles
• My fork of st
• My fork of dmenu
• My fork of dwm

Thanks for checking out my Dotfiles! Feel free to make a pull request if you think there's something I can improve.