dotfiles

Personal dotfiles and configuration tested on Windows 10 22H2 and WSL2 (Ubuntu 24.04).

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Installation

You need to install the following resources first before setting things up.

• Windows Terminal (primary terminal emulator)
• Alacritty (secondary emulator for WSL)
• PowerShell 7 (currently running version 7.5.4) with oh-my-posh (for shell theming)
• Visual Studio Code (or you can use Cursor / Antigravity or any fork basically)
• Notepad++
• Nord (colorscheme)
• winfetch
• Cascadia Mono Nerd Font (NF) (you need this for icon rendering in terminal)

PSReadLine (for auto-suggestions in CLI)

For auto-suggestions in the CLI, make sure you have the latest PSReadLine module installed in PowerShell. You can install it by running.

# See installed versions
Get-Module -Name PSReadLine -ListAvailable | Select-Object Name, Version, Path

# See if a new version is available
Find-Module PSReadLine

# Install the latest version
Update-Module PSReadLine

# Use this if the above gives an error
# Install-Module PSReadLine -Force -AllowClobber -Scope CurrentUser

Restart PowerShell and you should see auto-suggestions in the command line.

WSL on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS

• fish (main shell) with oh-my-fish (for shell theming). See fish.md
• zsh (secondary shell) with oh-my-zsh (for shell theming)
• fastfetch
• micro (CLI text editor)
• fzf and fd for fuzzy file searching

Some zsh plugins I use

I use the zsh-autosuggestions and zsh-syntax-highlighting plugins for auto-suggestions in my command line. Refer to this gist for installation instructions.

Afterword

These files reflect my personal development setup; feel free to fork or adapt them to your workflow.