My dotfiles

Managed with GNU stow. Each top-level folder is a stow "package" that mirrors its path under $HOME, e.g. niri/.config/niri/config.kdl → ~/.config/niri/config.kdl.

Install

./bootstrap.sh            # symlink everything that's installed
./bootstrap.sh -n         # dry-run: show what would change, touch nothing

bootstrap.sh only links a package if its application is actually present (checked with command -v), so the same repo works on Linux and macOS and stale configs are skipped automatically. It's safe to re-run any time — install a new app, run it again, and only that package gets linked.

To add a new app: create pkg/.config/pkg/... (or whatever path it needs under $HOME), add a [pkg]="binary" line to the manifest in bootstrap.sh, and run ./bootstrap.sh.

The greetd login screen lives in /etc (root-owned) and is not stow-managed — see greetd/ and run greetd/install.sh.

Current setup

• NeoVim editor
• Tmux multiplexer
• Kitty / Ghostty terminals
• niri (Wayland compositor)
• Waybar, swaync, swaylock, rofi, wlogout, cava
• greetd + ReGreet login screen

Past configs

• Sway, Hyprland
• Starship shell prompt
• Zellij multiplexer
• Wezterm terminal