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One-command setup of new machines (linux, windows, mac) including setting configurations (dotfiles) and installing binaries, securely. Easy to customize to your needs (private branch) and designed to be generic and for multi-user collaboration (master).

My vim config in vala and vimscript9

Lightweight Browser Vim-Like using libwebkitgtk, fork from qutelite

Dotfiles and Blue Horizons Theme is a personal configuration repository designed to streamline the setup of development environments on Linux systems. It includes a collection of custom dotfiles for popular tools like Bash, Zsh, Git, Neovim, and more. The repository also features the Blue Horizons theme, a visually appealing terminal theme that enhances the look and feel of your shell. With setup scripts and a minimalistic approach, this project is aimed at developers who want to improve their productivity and terminal experience.

contact: sashapetrovskyidev@gmail.com

A local-first Kanban board, CLI task manager, and productivity app for Linux terminals. Vim-style keybindings, Lua configuration, SQLite storage, plugins, and offline-first workflows. Website Link: https://backlog-tui-999353.gitlab.io

My own dotfiles

Testing project to verify dotfiles repository.

Dependency Dashboard

Basic configuration files for XDG compliant home directory. Intended to be cloned to $HOME on a new system.

Mirror of https://codeberg.org/EvanHahn/dotfiles

My dot-files managed with GNU stow.

Deploys vim with the vim-plugin-manager (pinned tag) and the myvim IDE configuration per user

my dot files: curl -fsSL https://gitlab.com/czo/dotfiles/raw/master/config-fast-copy-lab | sh curl -fsSL https://gitlab.com/czo/dotfiles/raw/master/config-fast-ssh | sh

My literate configurations and resources for a variety of GNU/Linux programs, window managers, Wayland compositors, and text editors.

Some useful utilities for vim (a .vimrc and a few libraries)

My configuration files for i3wm, ranger, urxvt, vim and more

User configuration and script I need whenever I setup a new Linux box or get an account on a Linux box.

~pad/.dotfiles