BosEriko / dotfiles

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Dotfiles

This is my personal dotfiles for Windows. Feel free to use it or fork it.

Table of contents

• Package Manager
• Development Environment
• Clone the repository
• Setup Environment Variables
• Installation Script
• Workflow Tools
• Security Tools
• Note
• Miscellaneous
• Call to action

Package Manager

Download Scoop as your package manager. Run the command below on PowerShell to install it.

Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser
irm get.scoop.sh | iex
scoop install git
irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/BosEriko/dotfiles/HEAD/scoop/install.sh | iex

Development Environment

Turn on Developer Mode on the settings then install both Windows Terminal and Ubuntu on WSL. Restart your computer after the installation is complete. Downloaded FiraMono Nerd Font then update Windows Terminal's settings.

Clone the repository

To start you must first clone the repository. Run the command below on Ubuntu on WSL to clone the repository.

git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/BosEriko/dotfiles.git ~/.files

Setup Environment Variables

Before running the installation script you first need to setup your environment variables located on KeePassXC. Run the command below on Ubuntu on WSL to setup your environment variables.

cp ~/.files/zsh/example.env.z.sh ~/.files/zsh/env.z.sh
vim ~/.files/zsh/env.z.sh

Installation Script

After setting up the environment variables you can now proceed to the installation script. Run the command below on Ubuntu on WSL to start installing.

source ~/.files/zsh/env.z.sh && ~/.files/install/entry.sh

Workflow Tools

There are individual install instructions for the workflow tools I use. Refer below to learn more:

• AutoHotkey
• PowerToys
• Obsidian
• Vivaldi
• Pimp your Windows

Security Tools

There are individual install instructions for the security tools I use. Refer below to learn more:

• GPG
• KeePassXC
• Proton VPN

Note

If you want to play games please close the following applications:

• Overload Capslock (AutoHotkey)
• Hide Mouse When Typing (AutoHotkey)
• GlazeWM

Tip: You can create desktop shortcuts for the applications listed above so you can easily open them again once you're done playing games.

Miscellaneous

I also have some apps and games that I frequently use and play along with the equipment of my choice.

Call to action

If you want to share some ideas you can email me at [e-mail].