shytype's dotfiles

Disclaimer: I have mostly stolen and adapted configurations from various sources (some credited in code comments), including GitHub repositories, AI generated code, Reddit posts, and my imaginary girlfriend Shylina. I do not claim ownership of the original configurations or ideas. Steal as much as you want, baby it's open source

Table of Contents

• Contents
• Theme
• Neovim Setup
  • Requirements
  • Notable Plugins
• Shell Setup (macOS & Linux)
• Terminal Emulators
• Terminal Multiplexers
  • Tmux Plugins
• Window Managers
• File Managers
• Status Bars
• Git Setup
• Search & Navigation
• System Monitoring
• Other Tools
• Installation
  • Prerequisites
  • Setup
• Directory Structure
• Platform Support
• Important shit

Contents

• Neovim config (LazyVim-based)
• Tmux & Zellij configs
• Zsh config with Oh-My-Zsh
• Git config with delta
• Multiple terminal emulators (Ghostty, Kitty, WezTerm)
• Window managers (AeroSpace for macOS, i3 for Linux)
• File managers (Yazi, Superfile)
• And 30+ other CLI tools

Theme

The entire setup uses the Dracula color scheme consistently across all tools, with a preference for pure black backgrounds and JetBrainsMono/Iosevka Nerd Fonts.

Neovim Setup

Requirements

• Neovim >= 0.9.0 (needs to be built with LuaJIT)
• Git >= 2.19.0 (for partial clones support)
• LazyVim
• A Nerd Font (v3.0 or greater) (optional, but needed to display some icons)
• A C compiler for nvim-treesitter. See here
• For telescope.nvim (optional):
  • live grep: ripgrep
  • find files: fd
• A terminal that supports true color and undercurl:
  • Ghostty (macOS & Linux)
  • Kitty (macOS & Linux)
  • WezTerm (macOS, Linux & Windows)

Notable Plugins

• AI: GitHub Copilot, OpenCode
• UI: bufferline, lualine, noice, smear-cursor, snacks-nvim
• Coding: blink-cmp, LuaSnip, nvim-treesitter, markdown-preview
• LSP: Mason for LSP server management
• Themes: Dracula (My Modified version)

Shell Setup (macOS & Linux)

• Zsh - Extended Bourne shell
• Oh-My-Zsh - Framework for managing zsh configuration
• Starship - Cross-shell prompt with Dracula theme
• Nerd Fonts - I use JetBrainsMono and Iosevka
• zoxide - Smarter cd command
• eza - Modern ls replacement
• fzf - Command-line fuzzy finder
• Atuin - Magical shell history with sync

Terminal Emulators

Tool	Platform	Description
Ghostty	macOS, Linux	GPU-accelerated, Iosevka NF font
Kitty	macOS, Linux	Fast, GPU-based with cursor trail
WezTerm	Cross-platform	Lua config, JetBrainsMono font

Terminal Multiplexers

Tool	Description
Tmux	Classic multiplexer with custom Dracula theme, prefix Ctrl+g
Zellij	Modern multiplexer with built-in layouts

Tmux Plugins

• tpm, tmux-sensible, tmux-battery, tmux-yank
• tmux-cpu, tmux-net-speed, tmux-pane-control
• tmux-fzf, vim-tmux-navigator, tmux-nerd-font-window-name

Window Managers

Tool	Platform	Description
AeroSpace	macOS	Tiling WM with named workspaces
i3	Linux	Tiling WM with Dracula theme, vim-style navigation

File Managers

Tool	Description
Yazi	Blazing fast, Rust-based with rich previews
Superfile	Modern TUI with image preview support

Status Bars

Tool	Platform	Description
Sketchybar	macOS	Highly customizable bar replacement
Polybar	Linux	X11 status bar with multiple themes

Git Setup

• Git with GPG commit signing
• Delta - Syntax-highlighting pager with side-by-side view
• Neovim as default editor and diff tool

Search & Navigation

Tool	Description
fzf	Fuzzy finder with fd integration
ripgrep	Fast line-oriented search
fd	Fast alternative to find
zoxide	Smarter cd that learns your habits
eza	Modern ls with icons and colors

System Monitoring

Tool	Description
btop	Resource monitor (CPU, memory, disks, network)
oxker	Docker container management TUI

Other Tools

Tool	Description
Helix	Modal text editor with Dracula theme
bat	cat with syntax highlighting
Sesh	Tmux session manager
ncspot	Terminal Spotify client
fastfetch	System information tool
presenterm	Terminal presentations
ATAC	Terminal API client
jqp	Interactive jq playground

Installation

Prerequisites

• macOS or Linux
• An image of my dear Shylina (optional, but highly recommended)
• Homebrew (for macOS)
• Git

Setup

1. Clone this repository:

git clone https://github.com/AdamuAbba/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles
cd ~/dotfiles

2. Create symlinks:

bash scripts/utils/symlinks.sh --create

3. Install Homebrew packages (macOS):

# Check homebrew/ directory for Brewfile {outdated}
brew bundle --file=homebrew/Brewfile

Directory Structure

dotfiles/
├── aerospace/       # AeroSpace WM config (macOS)
├── atuin/           # Shell history config
├── btop/            # System monitor config
├── ghostty/         # Ghostty terminal config
├── git/             # Git configuration
├── helix/           # Helix editor config
├── homebrew/        # Brewfile and related configs
├── i3/              # i3 WM config (Linux)
├── karabiner/       # Keyboard customization (macOS)
├── kitty/           # Kitty terminal config
├── nvim/            # Neovim configuration
├── opencode/        # OpenCode AI assistant config
├── polybar/         # Polybar themes (Linux)
├── rofi/            # Application launcher (Linux)
├── scripts/         # Utility scripts
├── sesh/            # Tmux session manager config
├── sketchybar/      # Status bar config (macOS)
├── starship/        # Starship prompt config
├── superfile/       # Superfile file manager config
├── tmux/            # Tmux configuration
├── wezterm/         # WezTerm terminal config
├── yazi/            # Yazi file manager config
├── zellij/          # Zellij multiplexer config
├── zsh/             # Zsh configuration
└── zshrc-config/    # Modular zsh configs

Platform Support

Feature	macOS	Linux
Shell (Zsh + Oh-My-Zsh)	Yes	Yes
Neovim	Yes	Yes
Tmux/Zellij	Yes	Yes
Ghostty/Kitty/WezTerm	Yes	Yes
Window Manager	AeroSpace	i3
Status Bar	Sketchybar	Polybar
Compositor	-	Picom
Notifications	-	Dunst
App Launcher	-	Rofi
Keyboard	Karabiner	sxhkd

Important shit

For the past couple of years I have been daily driving macOS due to react-native development, but I have been using Linux for a while (Arch btw) and I will be switching back to it in the near future. So yeah There may be some platform-specific features or tools that only work on macOS.