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Jessica's Dotfiles

Various configurations and customizations I like to use on my machines.

I haven't put much work into making this easy to setup. Despite the appearance of reasonably organized Bash scripts, I've never actually executed them; I just copy-paste and fix them as I go. No guarantees are made, but here's how I usually go about setup:

  1. Configure Git and SSH (sometimes GPG), then clone this repo locally.
  2. It's helpful to configure the files in bash_kittyterm/ around this point, copy-pasting into the relevant files. .bashrc and bashrc.d/ in particular are good to set up early.
  3. Start with devtools.sh, then apps.sh. Along the way, config the rest of the earlier directories, and load in configs for:

The remaining directories are meant to be copied in or used as needed.

My style

Screenshot of my Fedora desktop, featuring IntelliJ and kitty. IntelliJ, with the Catpuccin Macchiato theme, is opened to gpg_op_passphrase. kitty, with the Nord theme, shows neofetch.

Repo Notes

  • Files are sorted by program or related topics
  • Commented out lines are intended for Windows systems unless otherwise stated
  • Linux commands assume Fedora distro
  • (Personal) Set gpg.program for this repo to gpg_op_passphrase

Footnotes

  1. With all of the extensions. For those few times I'm writing C/C++, I use CLion.