rsapkf/config

@rsapkf's dotfiles.

This repository contains my dotfiles for:

• xmonad - Window manager
• Xmobar - Status bar for xmonad
• Vim / Neovim - Text editors
• Alacritty - Terminal emulator
• tmux - Terminal multiplexer
• Bash / Zsh - Shells
• sxhkd - Simple X hotkey daemon
• Newsboat - RSS/Atom feed reader
• zathura - Document viewer
• NeoMutt - Email client
• htop - Interactive process viewer
• Compton - Compositer
• Rofi - Program launcher
• ranger - File browser
• Irssi - IRC client
• WeeChat - Chat client
• Neofetch - System info script
• Conky - System monitor

The ~/.suckless subdirectory contains my builds of suckless tools including all the patches.

• dwm - Dynamic window manager
• slstatus - Status bar for dwm
• st - Simple terminal emulator
• dmenu - Dynamic menu for X
• slock - Simple X display locker
• surf - Simple web browser
• tabbed - Simple generic tabbed frontend to xembed-aware applications
• sent - Simple plaintext presentation tool
• dwmstatus - Status bar for dwm

Custom scripts are located at ~/bin.

Sparsely used tools:

• fish - Shell
• Emacs - Text editor
• bspwm - Window manager
• i3 - Window manager
• i3-gaps - i3 with more features
• i3blocks - Status bar
• Polybar - Status bar
• rxvt-unicode - Terminal emulator
• Termite - Terminal emulator deprecated
• qutebrowser - Keyboard-driven Vim-like browser

Managing dotfiles

Currently, I use a bare git repository in my home directory to track my dotfiles (detailed guide here). In the past I used GNU Stow to do so.