Disclaimer: I have mostly stolen and adapted configurations from various sources (some credited in code comments), including GitHub repositories, AI generated code, Reddit posts, and my imaginary girlfriend Shylina. I do not claim ownership of the original configurations or ideas. Steal as much as you want, baby it's open source

• Contents
• Theme
• Neovim Setup
  • Requirements
  • Notable Plugins
• Shell Setup (macOS & Linux)
• Terminal Emulators
• Terminal Multiplexers
  • Tmux Plugins
• Window Managers
• File Managers
• Status Bars
• Git Setup
• Search & Navigation
• System Monitoring
• Other Tools
• Installation
  • Prerequisites
  • Setup
• Directory Structure
• Platform Support
• Important shit

• Neovim config (LazyVim-based)
• Tmux & Zellij configs
• Zsh config with Oh-My-Zsh
• Git config with delta
• Multiple terminal emulators (Ghostty, Kitty, WezTerm)
• Window managers (AeroSpace for macOS, i3 for Linux)
• File managers (Yazi, Superfile)
• And 30+ other CLI tools

The entire setup uses the Dracula color scheme consistently across all tools, with a preference for pure black backgrounds and JetBrainsMono/Iosevka Nerd Fonts.

• Neovim >= 0.9.0 (needs to be built with LuaJIT)
• Git >= 2.19.0 (for partial clones support)
• LazyVim
• A Nerd Font (v3.0 or greater) (optional, but needed to display some icons)
• A C compiler for nvim-treesitter. See here
• For telescope.nvim (optional):
  • live grep: ripgrep
  • find files: fd
• A terminal that supports true color and undercurl:
  • Ghostty (macOS & Linux)
  • Kitty (macOS & Linux)
  • WezTerm (macOS, Linux & Windows)

• AI: GitHub Copilot, OpenCode
• UI: bufferline, lualine, noice, smear-cursor, snacks-nvim
• Coding: blink-cmp, LuaSnip, nvim-treesitter, markdown-preview
• LSP: Mason for LSP server management
• Themes: Dracula (My Modified version)

• Zsh - Extended Bourne shell
• Oh-My-Zsh - Framework for managing zsh configuration
• Starship - Cross-shell prompt with Dracula theme
• Nerd Fonts - I use JetBrainsMono and Iosevka
• zoxide - Smarter cd command
• eza - Modern ls replacement
• fzf - Command-line fuzzy finder
• Atuin - Magical shell history with sync

• tpm, tmux-sensible, tmux-battery, tmux-yank
• tmux-cpu, tmux-net-speed, tmux-pane-control
• tmux-fzf, vim-tmux-navigator, tmux-nerd-font-window-name

• Git with GPG commit signing
• Delta - Syntax-highlighting pager with side-by-side view
• Neovim as default editor and diff tool

• macOS or Linux
• An image of my dear Shylina (optional, but highly recommended)
• Homebrew (for macOS)
• Git

1. Clone this repository:

git clone https://github.com/AdamuAbba/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles
cd ~/dotfiles

2. Create symlinks:

bash scripts/utils/symlinks.sh --create

3. Install Homebrew packages (macOS):

# Check homebrew/ directory for Brewfile {outdated}
brew bundle --file=homebrew/Brewfile

dotfiles/
├── aerospace/       # AeroSpace WM config (macOS)
├── atuin/           # Shell history config
├── btop/            # System monitor config
├── ghostty/         # Ghostty terminal config
├── git/             # Git configuration
├── helix/           # Helix editor config
├── homebrew/        # Brewfile and related configs
├── i3/              # i3 WM config (Linux)
├── karabiner/       # Keyboard customization (macOS)
├── kitty/           # Kitty terminal config
├── nvim/            # Neovim configuration
├── opencode/        # OpenCode AI assistant config
├── polybar/         # Polybar themes (Linux)
├── rofi/            # Application launcher (Linux)
├── scripts/         # Utility scripts
├── sesh/            # Tmux session manager config
├── sketchybar/      # Status bar config (macOS)
├── starship/        # Starship prompt config
├── superfile/       # Superfile file manager config
├── tmux/            # Tmux configuration
├── wezterm/         # WezTerm terminal config
├── yazi/            # Yazi file manager config
├── zellij/          # Zellij multiplexer config
├── zsh/             # Zsh configuration
└── zshrc-config/    # Modular zsh configs

For the past couple of years I have been daily driving macOS due to react-native development, but I have been using Linux for a while (Arch btw) and I will be switching back to it in the near future. So yeah There may be some platform-specific features or tools that only work on macOS.