krshrimali / dotfiles

The dotfiles I use, and the dotfiles that you should "create yourself" :wink:

dotfiles

The dotfiles I use.

tmux, zsh (+ oh-my-zsh), alacritty, neovim, fzf, lazygit

Installation

Make sure to install the following

1. fd - on debian based OS, you might have to do: ln -s $(which fdfind) ~/.local/bin/fd
2. bat
3. tmux
4. tree, if using apt: sudo apt install tree
5. fzf
6. ats: can just do npm install -g alacritty-theme-switch
7. lazygit -> you may need homebrew for this if you are on Linux.
8. autojump -- optional

Notes

Distribution: Endeavour OS - PC and Pop OS (22.04) - Laptop Current Code Editor: neovim Current color-scheme: catppuccin (mocha flavour)

1. tmux:

• Plugins: tmux-sensible, tmux-tilish, tmux-navigate, tmux-fzf
• Navigate and tilish allow me to navigate between vim windows and tmux panes easily using Alt+j/k/h/l keymaps.

To set background correctly for alacritty + nvim: refer this gist.

2. alacritty-theme-switch:
   • Using it to switch between available themes (~/.config/alacritty/themes).

• Shortcut: ats, and that's it.

3. fzf:

   • It plays a major role. I mostly use, fii to search for a word (interactively) and open the file in neovim, alt+C, ctrl+T keymaps. Do alias to search for the available aliases.

4. lg (lazygit):

   • Very useful, I use it to stage/commit/push/pull changes to my GitHub repo.

5. neovim:

   • neovim has played huge role in my life, professionally and personally. :) I would definitely recommend everyone using it.

• My config: https://github.com/krshrimali/nvim

6. bat:
   • Just better alternative to cat. IMO