This repository is mainly for certain configuration i have for some machines, it is not meant for production use. You can use it, but don't blame me if your box is broken :)

.dotfiles

I'm starting to use stow to manage dotfiles

• https://github.com/davidarrieta/dotfiles
• https://github.com/sarcasticadmin/dotfiles

For now

• git
• Xmodmap
• xbindkeys
• autorandr https://github.com/phillipberndt/autorandr

More to come, as I slowly switch from Tyr to Deimos and unify my i3 configs from Rigisamus, Phobos and Deimos, until Mars arrives (Circa 2021?)

One problem I currently have, is that I don't want to play too much with XDG_CONFIG_HOME which now maps to ~/.config due to fear of (broken) software that won't respect it however I guess I can try a ix between how FAI handles files and stow + make?

How to stow add existing configuration

1. Go to the .dotfiles directory: cd .dotfiles
2. Create a dir with the name of the "package" you want, this can be virtually anything: mkdir autorandr, if the configuration files are under a strange location ~/.config/autorandr for instance, create the whole structure, right before the file/directory you want to store: mkdir -p autorandr/.config in this case
3. Copy your files cp -r ~/.config/autorandr autorandr/.config
4. Adopt the directory/package: stow --adopt autorandr
5. Now, you can remove the destination rm -rf ~/.config/autorandr and then restore the configuration files stow --restow autorandr and stow will take care of all the symlinks
6. Verify: ls -la ~/.config | grep autorand: lrwxrwxrwx 1 foursixnine users 40 Sep 2 18:50 autorandr -> ../.dotfiles/autorandr/.config/autorandr

Restoring

Easy peasy: stow $package

Interesting bits

For git I found out that you can use conditional includes, so no need to switch git configs anymore (which solves the problem of wanting to have separate identities for work/normal life)

A post checkout hook is added to ensure that we don't push to master directly on work stuff (SUSE for that matter)

Regenerating some files

Homebrew's Brewfile

• To generate: brew bundle dump -f
• To install: brew bundle install

Apple Macbook Pro Retina (2013) - outdated, retired

Rigisamus is an apple mbp retina, so if you're looking for the configurations that I have done, or if you're running Gentoo (4.14.x Kernel) you might find some information here quite interesting. Take a look at rigisamus