Dotfiles, managed with GNU Stow

What

At work, I use MacOS primarily, but the tools listed below I use both at work and at home.

At home, I use MacOS on my personal laptop, and keep a Windows gaming computer despite my intense dislike for Windows.

Main Tools

• Code Editor: Neovim and Zed, depending on the task.
• Shell: Fish
• Terminal: Ghostty
• Zellij as a tmux replacement/session-manager/terminal 10x improvement
• Git Porcelain: LazyGit

Agents, etc.

I mainly use OpenCode, but am experimenting with Pi. Both have a config in this repo.

For OpenCode, I have my global config stored in this repo, and then overlay a custom config for work-sensitive stuff using a custom directory.

Other Software

Other software that I use as a developer on a regular basis:

• A few Rust utilities
  • Bat
  • Delta
  • Lsd
  • Ripgrep
• Good ol' pen and paper for note-taking

Game Development

For game development projects, I tend to stick to Godot. I use VS Code to edit GDScript, just because the built-in editor is pretty basic, and I couldn't get Neovim to work with Godot reasonably well.

For C#, I use JetBrains Rider.

Structure

• config/ houses my dotfiles, which are symlinked with Stow
• karabiner/ contains Karabiner-Elements configuration for macOS key remapping

Usage

Run the bootstrap script for the appropriate operating system, then run stow config --target ~/ --dotfiles

The bootstrap script for Mac just installs Homebrew and Brewfile, whereas the Arch one just installs Ansible and configures yay for the AUR.