Dotfiles for my Mac, PC and my university's DICE computers. Aims to have as little config as possible to make everything as efficient as possible.
Stow is a GNU tool that can be used to symlink your config from one main folder to the actual locations expected by programs. In other words, it's a way to have one configuration folder with everything in it, and have the ability to pick and choose which configurations to actually use.
This repository has a stow-all.sh script which can be used to install configurations from a stowlist. For example, ./stow-all.sh stowlist-dice will install all configurations relevant for DICE.
- Helix code editor
- Ghostty terminal
- Berkeley Mono typeface
See stowlist-shared.
- Aerospace tiling window manager
- SketchyBar status bar
- JankyBorders for borders between windows
- Karabiner Elements for hyperkey with CapsLock
See stowlist-mac.
RTX 5070 / Intel Core Ultra 7 running Fedora Workstation. GNOME apps are kept, aiming to use as many as possible through sway to minimise faff.
DICE (Distributed Informatics Computing Environment) is the University of Edinburgh's School of Informatics computer system. It can be configured extensibly despite being an operating system for students on shared computers.
- i3 window manager, with i3status and picom
- infpi for local package management, with the ability to use Nix (see dice-login)
See stowlist-dice. The DICE dotfiles should work on an unmodified DICE install, with no extra programs downloaded. Picom is optional for less screen tearing, but is a pain to install.