Dotfiles

Personal dotfiles and system configurations for macOS and Arch Linux, managed with GNU Stow. Features a Catppuccin Mocha color scheme across all applications.

Platforms

macOS

Automated setup with Homebrew package management, system preferences, and dotfiles installation.

Quick Start:

mac-config/mac-install/install.sh

See mac-config/mac-install/README.md for detailed setup instructions.

Arch Linux

Modular dotfiles managed with GNU Stow for a Hyprland-based desktop environment.

Quick Start:

scripts/dotfiles doctor
scripts/dotfiles stow arch

See arch-config/arch-dotfiles/README.md for detailed usage.

What's Included

Shared Configurations

• Agents - User-level .agents/skills tree
• Pi - Pi agent configuration, extensions, and skills

macOS Specific

• Yabai + skhd - Tiling window manager and hotkeys
• Kitty - Terminal emulator
• Sketchybar - Custom status bar
• Spicetify - Spotify theming
• Zsh - Shell configuration
• Bat, btop, eza - macOS CLI tool configuration

Arch Linux Specific

• Hyprland - Wayland compositor
• Bash + ble.sh - Enhanced bash with line editor
• TLP - Power management
• Hypridle/Hyprlock - Idle management and screen locking
• Ghostty, k9s, Waybar - Arch desktop and terminal tooling

Platform Packages With Similar Names

Some packages exist in both platform trees but are not shared yet because their files still differ by operating system. That includes claude, codex, git, kitty, nvim, starship, tmux, and yazi.

Theme

All configurations use the Catppuccin Mocha color scheme for a consistent look across applications. Wallpapers are included in the wallpapers/ directory.

Helper Commands

Run these commands from the repository root.

# Validate package lists, clean Stow dry-runs, symlinks, shell, and JSON
scripts/dotfiles doctor

# Install user-level dotfiles
scripts/dotfiles stow mac
scripts/dotfiles stow arch

# Restow after package moves or config updates
scripts/dotfiles restow mac
scripts/dotfiles restow arch

# Install Arch system packages
sudo scripts/dotfiles stow arch-system
sudo scripts/dotfiles restow arch-system

Use raw Stow for one-off package work:

# Install one package
stow -d mac-config/mac-dotfiles -t "$HOME" nvim

# Remove a package
stow -D -d common-config/common-dotfiles -t "$HOME" pi

If this machine already used the old platform-local agents and pi packages, remove stale managed links before stowing from the new shared root. This keeps Pi runtime files such as auth.json, sessions/, and git/ in place.

for path in \
  "$HOME/.agents/skills" \
  "$HOME/.agents/.skill-lock.json" \
  "$HOME/.pi/agent/agents" \
  "$HOME/.pi/agent/extensions" \
  "$HOME/.pi/agent/keybindings.json" \
  "$HOME/.pi/agent/settings.json" \
  "$HOME/.pi/agent/skills"
do
  [[ -L "$path" ]] && rm "$path"
done

cmp -s "$HOME/.pi/agent/AGENTS.md" common-config/common-dotfiles/pi/.pi/agent/AGENTS.md \
  && rm "$HOME/.pi/agent/AGENTS.md"

scripts/dotfiles restow mac

Use scripts/dotfiles restow arch instead on Arch Linux.

Repository Structure

dotfiles/
├── common-config/
│   └── common-dotfiles/    # Shared Stow packages
├── mac-config/
│   ├── mac-install/        # Automated setup scripts
│   └── mac-dotfiles/       # Stow packages for macOS
├── arch-config/
│   └── arch-dotfiles/      # Stow packages for Arch Linux
├── packages/               # Explicit package lists for Stow commands
├── wallpapers/             # Catppuccin-themed wallpapers
├── legacy-nvim-config/     # Backup of previous Neovim setup
└── piantor_keymap.json     # Custom keyboard layout

Getting Started

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone git@github.com:ramtinJ95/dotfiles.git ~/workspace/dotfiles
   cd ~/workspace/dotfiles
   

2. Choose your platform:

   • macOS: Follow mac-config/mac-install/README.md
   • Arch Linux: Follow arch-config/arch-dotfiles/README.md

3. Customize the configurations to match your preferences

Important Notes

• Backup your existing configurations before installing
• Some macOS preferences require logout/restart to take effect
• Arch TLP configuration requires sudo to install system files
• Review scripts before running automated installers

License

Personal configurations - feel free to use and modify as needed.