desnudopenguino / dotfiles-1

My configuration files.

Dotfiles

dotfiles for my i3 + lemonbar setup on ArchLinux

I use this configuration for my laptop which runs i3-gaps window manager (a fork of i3) on Arch Linux. Ideas mostly stolen copied from others and modified to fit my use, I have acknowledged some but if I'm using parts or all of your config, THANKS!.

Dependencies

Note: I hope I've covered all dependencies here, but something might be missing

This setup is intended for i3-gaps by Airblader. I haven't tested it with regular i3-- you'll probably have to make a few changes if you want to use that. Only tested on ArchLinux-- I can't make any guarantees about its compatibility with other distros.

• conky -- Lightweight system monitor for X (for dropbox and todo-cli dislays)
• dropbox-cli -- Command line interface for dropbox
• feh -- to set the wallpaper
• iw -- nl80211 based CLI configuration utility for wireless devices, to get wifi's SSID
• lemonbar -- A featherweight, lemon-scented, bar based on xcb
• mpc -- Client for mpd, responsible for telling lemonbar about the currently playing media.
• mpd -- Flexible, powerful, server-side application for playing music with ncmpcpp as client
• mutt -- Small but very powerful text-based mail client
• msmtp -- A mini smtp client
• offlineimap -- Synchronizes emails between two repositories
• pass -- Stores, retrieves, generates, and synchronizes passwords securely
• ranger -- A simple, vim-like file manager
• Font Awesome -- Iconic font designed for Bootstrap, used in lemonbar | aur link
• fira-mono -- Mozilla's monospace typeface (for lemonbar, X11, and console)
• vim -- Vi Improved, a highly configurable, improved version of the vi text editor
• xdotool -- Command-line X11 automation tool, to show current window title on lemonbar
• weechat -- Fast, light and extensible IRC client
• wmctrl -- A Tool to control your EWMH compliant window manager from command line (for i3 workspaces on lemonbar)

General

1. First, install the dependencies listed in the section above.

2. bin/ contains custom scripts. Add them to your $PATH and ensure that they are executable.

3. My default shell is zsh and I use the oh-my-zsh framework to manage my zsh configuration.

4. You need to have gnupg installed and configured properly for pass to work.

5. Colorschemes and the random-color-picker-script are from dkeg.

Installation

git clone https://github.com/okubax/dotfiles.git
cd dotfiles
./dots.sh

Screenshots

color scheme: victory

Wallpaper

Wallpaper link