My personal dotfiles configuration
Overview
What is Dotfiles?
Dotfiles is a collection of configuration files designed to create a consistent development environment across different machines, ensuring that users can quickly restore their setup after a system failure or when setting up a new environment.
How to use Dotfiles?
To use Dotfiles, clone the repository and run the setup script to create necessary symlinks and apply configurations. The setup script does not install packages but prepares your environment for immediate use.
Key features of Dotfiles?
- Modular shell configuration for easy management of aliases and settings.
- P.P.V system (Pillars, Pipelines, and Vaults) for organizing knowledge work and digital assets.
- Versioning mindset for continuous improvement and iteration of configurations.
- Quick setup with a single command to initialize your environment.
Use cases of Dotfiles?
- Setting up a development environment on a new machine.
- Restoring configurations after a system failure.
- Managing multiple configurations for different platforms (e.g., Arch Linux, Raspberry Pi).
FAQ from Dotfiles?
- Can I customize my Dotfiles?
Yes! You can modify the configuration files to suit your personal preferences.
- Is Dotfiles suitable for all operating systems?
While primarily designed for Linux, it can be adapted for macOS and other Unix-like systems.
- How do I contribute to Dotfiles?
You can fork the repository, make your changes, and submit a pull request.