Dotfiles

My system configuration, managed with GNU Stow and bootstrappable from a bare machine via a single script.

What It Manages

Shell - Zsh (Antigen, Powerlevel10k) with Bash fallback. Shared config via .sharedrc sourced by both. Vi mode enabled.
Editor - Neovim with Lua config, mason.nvim for LSP (rust-analyzer, pyright, clangd, gopls, tsserver), nvim-cmp, fzf-lua, conform.nvim, OneDark theme. Helix and Vim configs as fallbacks.
Terminal - Kitty and Alacritty.
Multiplexer - Tmux with Ctrl+Space prefix, TPM, vim-tmux-navigator.
WM - Waybar config for Hyprland.
Git - Global gitignore (excludes .claude, .cursor, .copilot dirs), gitleaks pre-commit hook.

Each top-level directory mirrors $HOME:

dotfiles/
  nvim/.config/nvim/
  zsh/.zshrc
  tmux/.tmux.conf
  git/.gitconfig
  ...

stow -R -t $HOME <package> symlinks each one into place. The setup script backs up conflicts before overwriting.

from-dust.sh takes a fresh machine to a working environment:

get_packages.sh - Detects OS (macOS/Arch/Ubuntu), installs packages via the native package manager.
install_externals.sh - Installs TPM and other tools that don't come from package managers.
setup.sh - Stows all configs with dry-run conflict detection.