My dotfiles

Just gimme this

0. Dependencies

• stow
• fish (if you wish to use my scripts)
  • find (or fd)
  • dconf if you care about gtk (you most probably do)
  • swww
  • waypaper (optionnal but recommended)
  • ripgrep (optionnal but recommended)
  • matugen if you want to dynamically generate colors for some apps, you must symlink your wallpaper to ~/.wallpaper (my waypaper config is set to do so)

1. Install

git clone https://github.com/e-v-o-l-v-e/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles
stow --dotfiles --dir ~/.dotfiles/apps --target ~ -S base

2. Use

stev kitty hyprland gtk waybar rofi matugen waypaper wlogout
stev-theme gruvbox dark

Note

My scripts are in the fish language, but they will work regardless of your shell

Structure

.
├── apps
│   ├── base
│   ├── kitty
│   ├── hyprland
│   └── etc...
└── themes
    ├── gruvbox-dark
    ├── tokyonight-light
    └── etc...

Apps

The apps directory contains most of my applications' configurations, you can enable any config with

stev kitty hyprland gtk

stev is a fish script wrapping stow, to use it you must run this command before :

stow --dotfiles --dir ~/.dotfiles/apps --target ~ -S base

Note

If you put the dotfiles elsewhere change ~/.dotfiles to your location, and then run stev -p dotfiles-path

This will make stev and stev-theme commands available, given your .local/bin is in your $PATH, and add applications to easily use with your launcher.

Warning

Those are fish scripts, not bash script, make sure fish is installed if you want to use them!

If you don't want to use my scripts you can just use vanilla stow:

stow --dotfiles --dir ~/.dotfiles/apps --target ~ -S kitty hyprland

But you will missout on those sweet autocompletions I took far too much time setting up :) (only for fish users though).

Themes

Themes are located in the themes folder and follow the $name-$variant pattern, with variant being one of "dark" or "light".

Using stev-theme:

stev-theme [name] [variant] [options]

Note that the order of args and option doesn't matter. See stev-theme -h for a list of all options.

Availables Themes:

• gruvbox
• tokyonight

if you don't want to use stev-theme:

stow --dotfiles --dir ~/.dotfiles/themes --target ~ -R gruvbox-dark -S gruvbox-light

Wallpaper

I implemented some wallpaper management with it (disabled but default). To use it your walls must be sorted in subfolders named after the theme name (excluding variant, eg walldir/tokyonight), allowing to always get an appropriate wallpaper.

Conclusion

This is just a small sumary, the scripts are commented and come with a complete help page, don't hesite to read them, open issues etc