🎛️ Dotfiles Configuration

This is my Dotfiles configuration. Here, you can find inspiration, just as I found inspiration from others when creating my own.

🎯 Main Features

• Terminal Configuration: Custom aliases, functions, and prompt settings for a more productive command line experience.
• Neovim Setup: Personalized LazyVim and nvim/init.lua with plugins for enhanced NeoVim experience.
• Git Configuration: Handy git aliases and custom configurations for streamlined version control.
• Zsh Setup: Custom .zshrc with plugins and themes for an improved shell environment.
• Tmux Configuration: Personalized tmux/tmux.conf for a better terminal multiplexer experience.
• btop For easy monitoring of the pc.
• yabay Tiling window manager.
• skhd For keyboards shortcut with yabai.
• zed My zed config.
• Karabiner For keyboard mapping.

🛠️ Installation

To setup and use these dotfiles, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/fres-sudo/dotfiles.git ~/.config
   cd ~/.config
   ./setup.sh

📂 Structure

Breakdown of the repository structure:

~/.config
├── nvim/                 # Neovim configuration
├── zsh/                  # Zsh configuration
├── git/                  # Git configuration
├── tmux/                 # Tmux configuration
├── zed/                  # Zed configuration
├── btop/                 # Btop configuration
├── yabai/                # Yabai configuration
├── skhd/                 # Skhd configuration
├── karabiner/            # Karabiner configuration
├── Brewfile                # HomeBrew configuration
└── setup.sh              # Installation script

🌟 Inspiration

These dotfiles were inspired by the following:

• devaslife: High efficient NeoVim setup with LazyVim.
• Josean Martinez: Custom zsh and p10k configuration
• Josean Martinez: Effective tiling setup for macOS

🧾 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

✉️ Contact

If you have any questions or suggestions, you can reach me [email protected].