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Above images are from an older rice, which most likely won't work now; but if you still want the configs then checkout the icicle-jellypop branch :)

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📦 Dependencies

The following packages are utilized in this configuration. Make sure they are installed on your system:

- KDE Plasma (Primary Desktop Environment)
- Zsh & Oh-My-Zsh (Shell)
- Kitty (Terminal Emulator)
- Neovim (Text Editor - powered by NvChad)
- Tmux (Terminal Multiplexer)
- Yazi (Terminal File Manager)
- Oh-My-Posh (Prompt Theme Engine)
- Fastfetch (System Information Tool)
- Zoxide (Smarter cd command)
- Ripgrep (Fast grep replacement)
- Git & Curl (For downloading plugins)

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🛠️ Setting up the Dotfiles

You can symlink these configurations to your local ~/.config (and ~/) directories to apply the dotfiles.

1. Linking Configurations

Run the following commands to symlink the copied configs:

ln -s /opt/dotfiles/config/kitty ~/.config/kitty
ln -s /opt/dotfiles/config/fastfetch ~/.config/fastfetch
ln -s /opt/dotfiles/config/oh-my-posh ~/.config/oh-my-posh
ln -s /opt/dotfiles/config/yazi ~/.config/yazi
ln -s /opt/dotfiles/config/nvim ~/.config/nvim
ln -s /opt/dotfiles/config/tmux ~/.config/tmux
ln -s /opt/dotfiles/config/.zshrc ~/.zshrc

2. Zsh & Zinit Setup

Install Zinit (a flexible and fast Zsh plugin manager):

bash -c "$(curl --fail --show-error --silent --location https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zdharma-continuum/zinit/HEAD/scripts/install.sh)"

Once installed, your plugins and completions will automatically be fetched upon opening a new shell or reloading your ~/.zshrc.

3. Tmux Setup

Install the Tmux Plugin Manager (TPM):

git clone https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tpm ~/.tmux/plugins/tpm

Install the Catppuccin Theme for Tmux:

mkdir -p ~/.config/tmux/plugins/catppuccin
git clone -b v2.1.3 https://github.com/catppuccin/tmux.git ~/.config/tmux/plugins/catppuccin/tmux

Note: After setting this up, start tmux and press PREFIX + I (usually CTRL + B then Shift + I) to install the plugins.

4. Neovim Setup

Install NvChad:

git clone https://github.com/NvChad/starter ~/.config/nvim && nvim

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🪟 Hyprland Specific Setup

While my primary workflow is currently centered around KDE, this repository also includes configurations for the Hyprland Window Manager.

Hyprland Dependencies

- Hyprland
- hypridle (Idle daemon)
- hyprlock (Screen locker)
- rofi (Application Launcher)

Setting up Hyprland

You can symlink the Hyprland and Rofi configurations using the following commands:

ln -s /opt/dotfiles/config/hypr ~/.config/hypr
ln -s /opt/dotfiles/config/rofi ~/.config/rofi

(Make sure to review the custom scripts in config/hypr/ like switchwall.sh and wall.sh to adjust any paths if necessary.) ds:

ln -s /opt/dotfiles/config/hypr ~/.config/hypr
ln -s /opt/dotfiles/config/rofi ~/.config/rofi

(Make sure to review the custom scripts in config/hypr/ like switchwall.sh and wall.sh to adjust any paths if necessary.)