Dotfiles

git clone --depth 1 git@github.com:silverneko/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles

git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/silverneko/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles

link-dot() { [ -e "$2" ] && (set -x; mv "$2" "$2".old); mkdir -p $(dirname "$2"); (set -x; ln -s ~/.dotfiles/"$1" "$2") }
link-dot zsh/.zshenv ~/.zshenv
link-dot vim ~/.vim
link-dot git ~/.config/git
link-dot tmux ~/.config/tmux
link-dot wezterm ~/.config/wezterm
link-dot ghostty ~/.config/ghostty
link-dot lf ~/.config/lf
link-dot tlrc ~/.config/tlrc
link-dot procs.toml ~/.procs.toml
unset -f link-dot

Shell and utilities

sudo apt install fd-find ripgrep bat lsd lf

curl https://sh.rustup.rs -sSf | sh
rustup update
cargo install --locked bottom procs tlrc@1.13.1

Install and upgrade fzf with vim-plug.

Vim

Dependencies

• vim 9.1+

vim-plug

Update plugins:

:PlugInstall  " Install new plugins only
:PlugUpdate

Update vim-plug itself:

:PlugUpgrade

Key mappings

• Normal

  • CTRL-P Pick file
  • CTRL-B Pick buffer
  • CTRL-E CTRL-6 Edit alternate buffer
  • CTRL-↑ CTRL-U Scroll up
  • CTRL-↓ CTRL-D Scroll down
  • - [Dirvish] List parent dir of current file
  • [t / ]t Go to previous / next tab
  • [T / ]T Go to first / last tab

• Command

  • CTRL-F Edit commandline
  • :MRU Pick :oldfiles

• Insert

  • CTRL-E Cancel autocomplete

• Visual

  • CTRL-C Copy selected text into system clipboard.

Hexmode

Simply editing a file in binary mode (eg. vim -b some_file.jpg) will automatically convert it into hex. Or use :Hexmode to switch between hex editing and normal editing.