linuxconfig

This is my main tooling for linux terminal based development, I'm migrating from VSCode and other heavy dev tools to try this new minimalistic experience (I'm loving it)

Structure

• .config/
  • nvim
  • alacritty
  • tmux
  • i3
  • picom
• .p10k.zsh
• .zshrc
• install.sh

Git

git init --bare .cfg

echo "alias config='/usr/bin/git --git-dir=$HOME/.cfg/ --work-tree=$HOME'" >> $HOME/.bashrc

source $HOME/.bashrc

config config --local status.showUntrackedFiles no

Install

At the moment it only works on Arch based distros (the ones that I use most)

Installation will be made by Ansible and will install all the dependencies and configurations needed to run the tools.

I created a local ansible vault file to use my secrets password ans secrets when running playbook. You can create your too with the following command: ansible-vault create vault.yaml, then you type your password to encrypt vault file.

To run the playbook:

cd archlinux-setup
ansible-playbook  roles/main.yaml -i hosts --ask-vault-pass -e '@vault.yaml'

.config

neovim

Neovim custom configuration, using Lazy as plugin manager. To install everything just run nvim on terminal.

alacritty

The best terminal I ever used, fast and simple.

tmux

Tmux makes possible to organize my workflow inside terminal which I spend most of my time, if you don't know it yet, try: Sessions, Windows and Panes.

i3

I'm getting used

Changing my Desktop Environtment for a minimalist keyboard based approach, this is how I meet i3 window manager. (But I still love Gnome)

picom

Using picom to customize my i3 experience

.p10k.zsh

Zsh theme that I've been using

.zshrc

Prefered shell profile because it can be a lot extensible when used with Oh My ZSH!