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programs used and customized

• emacs
• neovim
• urxvt / xorg
• tmux
• fish
• alacritty
• qutebrowser
• julia

These dotfiles use stow to setup everything.

To make this work seamlessly, clone this repo in a directory in your home directory, so that it will for example end up in /home/you/dotfiles.

So, for example:

cd
git clone https://github.com/oem/dotfiles.git

Then run stow on all the configs you want, or all, like this:

./install

Note: There are plenty of files not managed by stow. Only the ones mentioned in the list above are. The rest is old stuff that will probably go away at some point.

neovim

stow neovim

Setup is all in lua, making startup lightning fast (with the help of packer's async loading).

Run following commands in neovim:

:PackerInstall
:PackerCompile

Restart neovim.

You might need to delete ~/.local/share/nvim/site if you already had something in there and are getting weird lua errors when running PackerInstall.

There is also the old setup, which would also work with vim. The configuration for that is located in vimrc and vim.

emacs

A little more work is required: I am using Chemacs2 as an emacs bootloader so that I can quickly switch between different emacs configurations (doom and my handrolled one in this case).

So you will need to also clone Chemacs:

mkdir .emacs.gnu
git clone https://github.com/plexus/chemacs2.git ~/.emacs.d
stow emacs

If you also want doom emacs to be able to switch between the two configurations:

git clone https://github.com/hlissner/doom-emacs ~/doom-emacs
~/doom-emacs/bin/doom install

But for more information on Doom Emacs I would kindly like to point you to their very good documentation: Doom Emacs: Getting Started

init.el will want to load an accounts.el file which contains account-specific email settings. You can just remove that load statement or adjust it to your needs.

fish

stow fish

You might also want to install the fzf plugin for all the nice fuzzying:

fisher install jethrokuan/fzf

tmux

stow tmux

Btw: Try out this neat little nugget: tmux-leader o -> fuzzy search some directory you want to work on -> enter -> Boom! New tmux session with that directory set

x11 stuff

stow x11

alacritty

stow alacritty

kitty

stow kitty

qutebrowser

stow qutebrowser

haskell

stow haskell

julia

stow julia

Clipboards

tmux and vim use CLIPBOARD. Middle button in tmux will paste from CLIPBOARD. In case you want to paste from UNNAMED (selected via mouse) use SHIFT middle mouse.