Here's my dotfiles collection, all my config files for the various tools I use.

If you want your ~/ to look like this, try one of the setup scripts in ./setup, it might even work.

Before running the scripts, you need to do a few things:

• Install git
• Set up GitHub SSH credentials as needed
• Run the following commands:

git clone --bare --config status.showUntrackedFiles=no git@github.com:elazar125/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles
alias config='git --git-dir="$HOME/dotfiles" --work-tree="$HOME"'
config checkout master

You may get errors checking out master, backup the offending files, delete them, then try again.

One alias in ~/.config/bash/alias/config.sh expects the directory name for this repo to be dotfiles, but otherwise you can clone the repo to whatever directory you want.

• Run PowerShell as administrator
• Run Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Scope Process
• Run ~/setup/windows.ps1

• Check the versions of Wezterm & Tailscale line up with your version of Ubuntu in the script
• Run ~/setup/ubuntu.sh

• Enable multilib: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Official_repositories#multilib
• Run ~/setup/arch.sh

Tools I use on all platforms:

• Wezterm
• Helix
• Neovim
• fzf
• bat
• fd
• ripgrep
• jq
• Shellcheck
• The usual stuff like bash/git/etc

Windows only tools:

• Chocolatey

Linux only tools:

• rofi

Make sure your thing works, ideally on all platforms, and this needs to pass:

shellcheck ~/.bashrc ~/setup/*.sh ~/.config/bash/**/*.sh