Tired of Oh-my-ZSH bloat, built my own minimal dotfiles with just what I need
(github.com/cassiozen)
A lightweight, dependency-free setup for git & ZShell on Mac OS.
A lightweight, dependency-free setup for git & ZShell on Mac OS.
Why “alias” is my last resort for aliases
(evanhahn.com)
Aliases were one of the first things I added when customizing my dotfiles. For example, here’s a very early alias I defined:
Aliases were one of the first things I added when customizing my dotfiles. For example, here’s a very early alias I defined:
A cross-platform multi-target dotfiles manager written in Rust
(github.com/Shemnei)
⚡ A cross-platform multi-target dotfiles manager
⚡ A cross-platform multi-target dotfiles manager
Home Manager: Dotfiles Management
(gvolpe.com)
This project provides a basic system for managing a user environment using the Nix package manager together with the Nix libraries found in Nixpkgs. It allows declarative configuration of user specific (non-global) packages and dotfiles.
This project provides a basic system for managing a user environment using the Nix package manager together with the Nix libraries found in Nixpkgs. It allows declarative configuration of user specific (non-global) packages and dotfiles.
How I configure my Git identities
(benji.dog)
I like to mess with my dotfiles and every so often, I find out about a new way to do things and I spend more time than I should learning how to use it.
I like to mess with my dotfiles and every so often, I find out about a new way to do things and I spend more time than I should learning how to use it.
Better Dotfiles
(iamdan.me)
Whilst reorganising my dotfiles I avoided superfluous dotfile managers and the limitations of the "version control $HOME" method by instead including first-line comments of the form `<comment delimiter> ln <link name>` in files which needed to be symlinked.
Whilst reorganising my dotfiles I avoided superfluous dotfile managers and the limitations of the "version control $HOME" method by instead including first-line comments of the form `<comment delimiter> ln <link name>` in files which needed to be symlinked.