Dotfiles

This folder contains my dotfiles, used on a mac currently running macOS Tahoe (26.3).

Package overview

This repository contains my configurations for a series of software and utilities that make my mac and the command line feel like home. These include OS defaults and terminal profile as well as shell, git, editor and package manager configurations.

Here's some of the core software in my configuration:

• iTerm2 as terminal.
• The Z shell as shell.
• Starship as prompt.
• NeoVim as modal editor.
• Homebrew as package manager.

These will be installed automatically if not already present.

NeoVim

A modern modal editor, NeoVim is simply excellent. I use LazyVim as a configuration and plugins manager.

Zsh

I run Zsh as my shell, finding it to be a great middle ground between additional niceties and features while remaining a largely compatible shell scripting target. On top, I use a very lightweight Oh-My-Zsh configuration as shell configuration and plugin manager.

Install

If git is already installed on your machine, you can clone this repository to your home folder. Otherwise, simply download and unzip it from github. Everything will be handled by the Makefile commands, so in the case of a git install simply run:

git clone https://github.com/fsoubelet/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles
cd ~/dotfiles
make install

When in doubt, run make help.

Post-install

Some things are left to be done manually, specifically setting personnal information, installing profiles and changing some defaults.

• Set up iTerm2 profile (see below).
• Adapt the ~/.config/git/config file for your own personal details.
• Add a personnal touch to ~/.zshrc or other shell configuration files present in the zsh folder.
• If you wish to act on macOS defaults, customize the macos_defaults.sh file and run make defaults. This command is not ran by default.

Setting up iTerm2 profile (valid as of iTerm2 v3.3.0)

1. Open iTerm2 > Preferences.
2. Under the General tab, Preferences section, check the box labeled Load preferences from a custom folder or URL:
3. Press "Browse" and point it to the iterm2/com.googlecode.iterm2.plist file located in this repository's iterm folder, or whatever location you want to copy/symlink it to.
4. Restart iTerm2.

Setting up GPG Signing

This was a hassle, to be written!

Note

Currently, running make only works on macOS, but not every single installation point will be handled an the user might need to install some things manually. If on a Linux distribution, have a look at the different targets (make help will be useful) and run them individually. Most of them should run without issue.

Credits

Many thanks to the dotfiles community and the awesome dotfiles repository.

License

Copyright © 2018 Felix Soubelet. MIT License