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Configurations for various tools and applications that I use on a daily basis. Feel free to explore and copy.

Installation Steps

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1. Install GNU Stow:

sudo apt-get install stow

GNU Stow is a symlink farm manager that helps manage dotfiles and other configuration files. 2. Install Zsh:

sudo apt-get install zsh

Zsh is an extended version of the Bourne Shell with many improvements, including features like command-line completion and shared history. 3. Set Zsh as the default shell:

chsh -s /usr/bin/zsh

This command changes your default shell to Zsh.

Post-Installation

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After running these commands:

1. Log out and log back in for the changes to take effect.
2. Verify that Zsh is now your default shell by running:

echo $SHELL

The output should be /usr/bin/zsh or similar.

Download git submodules

git submodule update --init --recursive

Symlink

What is GNU Stow?

GNU Stow is a symlink manager that makes it easy to manage dotfiles. It creates symbolic links from your dotfiles repository to your home directory, allowing you to:

• Keep all configurations in a single git repository
• Easily install/uninstall configurations
• Share configurations across multiple machines

How Stow Works

• -S (stow): Creates symlinks from the source directory to the target directory
• -D (delete): Removes symlinks created by stow
• -v (verbose): Shows what stow is doing
• -n (no/dry-run): Simulates the operation without making changes
• -d (directory): Specifies the source directory containing dotfiles
• -t (target): Specifies where symlinks should be created (usually your home directory)

The . at the end refers to the "package" to stow/unstow within the source directory. It means "process everything in the dotfiles directory". Since we're using -d /Users/jonas/repos/dotfiles, the . is interpreted relative to that source directory, effectively meaning "all contents of /Users/jonas/repos/dotfiles". You could also specify individual subdirectories instead of . if you only wanted to stow/unstow specific configurations.

Stow Apply

Remove parameter n to actually apply changes

stow -Svn -d /Users/jonas/repos/dotfiles -t /Users/jonas .

Stow Delete

Remove parameter n to actually apply changes

stow -Dvn -d /Users/jonas/repos/dotfiles -t /Users/jonas .

Install git-delta and symlink lazygit config

cargo install git-deltaa
ln -s /Users/jonas/.config/lazygit/config.yml ~/Library/Application\ Support/lazygit/config.yml