Disclaimer

This repo contains the latest and greatest version of my dotfiles. I try to extract meaningful bits and pieces to separate plugins/repositories so they can be used by the broader public, however tweaks that are highly personal preference often first end up here before I decide what to do with them.

In summary my work environment consists of:

purpose	tool
editor	Neovim
terminal multiplexer	Tmux
shell	Zsh
terminal application	Alacritty

Installation

Using rcm

1. Install rcm using your package manager, e.g. brew install rcm.
2. Clone this repository into ~/.dotfiles.
3. Run rcup -v from the repo root to symlink all managed files. The included rcrc file controls which files are linked.

Manual setup

Create your own symlinks if you prefer not to use rcm:

ln -s "$PWD/zshrc" ~/.zshrc
ln -s "$PWD/tmux.conf" ~/.tmux.conf

Dependencies

• Homebrew packages: brew bundle installs everything from the Brewfile.
• Yarn packages: run npx yarn-bundle to install entries from Yarnfile.
• Cargo packages: cargo install --locked $(awk '{print $1}' CargoFile).

Editor and shell configuration

• Neovim uses the files under config/nvim. Start Neovim once to install plugins.
• Zsh is configured using zshrc, zshenv and related files. Set it as your shell with chsh -s $(which zsh).
• Additional application configs live in the config/ directory (for Ranger, etc.). Link them with rcup or create manual symlinks.

Terminfo entries

Custom terminfo definitions live in the terminfo/ directory. Compile and install them using:

scripts/install-terminfo.sh

This installs the entries into ~/.terminfo so that tools like tmux can use them.

Tmux plugins

Clone the Tmux Plugin Manager and install the configured plugins by running:

scripts/install-tmux-plugins.sh

Run this once after linking tmux.conf.

Compiling Zsh files

Run scripts/compile-zsh whenever you modify zsh_prompt, zsh_aliases or zsh_keybindings to regenerate their .zwc files. The compiled versions will be loaded automatically if present.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for details.