Welcome to my Arch Linux dotfiles! This configuration brings a vibrant and colorful terminal experience to your system, featuring tools and themes that are as functional as they are visually pleasing.
- Colorful Shell: Powered by
zsh
with the stunning Powerlevel10k theme. - Colorful ls: Enhanced directory listings with color-coded file types.
- Colorful nano: Syntax highlighting and a colorful interface for better text editing.
- Fastfetch: A blazing-fast system information tool to showcase your setup in style.
- Theme: Powerlevel10k (p10k)
- LSD is a rewritten version of the GNU
ls
command with additional features like colors, icons, and tree-view, inspired by thecolorls
project.
- Pre-configured with syntax highlighting for various file types.
- Brings a modern feel to the lightweight
nano
text editor. - found under
.nano/nanorc
- Displays system information quickly and beautifully, perfect for showing off your Arch Linux setup.
Make sure you have the following installed:
zsh
lsd
fastfetch
stow
- Install the recommended font. Optional but highly recommended.
- Install Powerlevel10k itself.
Follow the Instructions and use pacman to install any missing dependencies. For example:
sudo pacman -S zsh lsd fastfetch stow
mkdir -p ~/dotfiles_backup
cp ~/dotfiles ~/dotfiles_backup
- Clone this repository:
mkdir ~/dotfiles/
git clone /~https://github.com/stormyark/dotfiles.git
- Apply these dotfiles:
cd dotfiles
stow .
- Restart your terminal: Once installed, restart your terminal or run:
source ~/.zshrc
Here’s what your terminal can look like with this configuration:
- Shell: Clean, colorful prompts with useful info.
- LS: Color-coded directory listings.
- Nano: Enhanced text editing experience.
- Fastfetch: Stylish system information display.
- Modify
.zshrc
for additional aliases, plugins, or settings. - Edit
.p10k.zsh
to tweak the Powerlevel10k theme. - Update
.nanorc
for specific syntax highlighting preferences.
This repository is open source and available under the MIT License.