A clean, modern Wayland-centric development environment centered around:
- hyprland (Wayland compositor)
- foot (fast, minimal terminal emulator)
- zsh
- neovim (modal editor configured in Lua)
These dotfiles aim for a productive, minimal, and keyboard-first workflow with sensible defaults and clear structure, designed for a mostly terminal workflow.
- Supported and tested on:
- Asahi Linux (Fedora-based on Apple Silicon)
- Ubuntu
- hyprland: tiling, window rules, and keybindings
- foot: styling
- zsh: aliases, plugins, completions, prompt
- neovim: plugins, keymaps, autocommands, options and LSP setup
- neovim
- foot
- alacritty
- zsh
- hypr (Hyprland, hyprpaper, hyprlock, hypridle)
- waybar
- fuzzel
- mako
- fzf
- bat
- eza
- git
- firefox
- keyd
- starship
- fdfind
- tealdeer
- btop
- wl-clipboard
- grim
- slurp
- imagemagick
- delta
Fonts
- JetBrains Mono Nerd Font
- ASCII OSD via mako for volume/brightness
- Media keys trigger small shell scripts that adjust levels and send a monospace ASCII art via notify-send, styled with mako.
- Universal theme switcher: change-theme
- One command to apply coherent theming defined in themes/theme_name across hyprland, neovim, waybar, mako, foot, fuzzel, zsh and eza.
Simply clone the repository and use the setup.sh script located in dotfiles_setup directory for a guided install.
What the script typically does (review it first):
- Installs common dependencies and tools.
- Symlinks selected modules into your home directory.
- Sets Zsh as your default shell and installs oh-my-zsh.
- Can offer to install fonts (e.g., JetBrains Mono Nerd Font).
These dotfiles are opinionated but intended to be readable and adaptable. Fork or copy what you need, keep machine-specific overrides out of version control, and feel free to propose improvements.