Dotfiles, aliases & development settings for Linux

Screenshot of terminal

Whats included in this Dotfiles?

• Gnome Tweaks Tool
• Flameshot Printscreen
• Postman App
• GitKraken client
• Slack client
• Zoom plugin
• Discord client
• DBeaver database manager
• Git autocompletion
• Powerlevel10k ZSH Theme
• Tilix Terminal
• tilix.dconf file to match usual commands from iTerm on MacOS
• Apt Fast
• Alias for Git, Rails, Docker & some useful functions to be used on terminal

Pre-requisites

• sudo apt install -y git curl wget
• Configure your Git SSH key on Github
• Install ZSH
• Install Oh My ZSH
  • PS.: You can ignore the startup configuration. Just leave the configuration empty, those things will be setup when ./install.sh runs

Installation

Automatic script for fonts (easier to install, take lots of space)

I'm using the powerlevel10k theme for my ZSH, so you gonna need to install the recommended fonts (I'm installing all of them, just in case, but the DOWNLOAD IS HUGE, more than 6 GiB of fonts)

cd ~/Downloads
git clone https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts.git && cd nerd-fonts && ./install.sh

Manual script for fonts (tricky to work, uses less space)

Check this link to original Powerline10k instructions

https://github.com/romkatv/powerlevel10k#meslo-nerd-font-patched-for-powerlevel10k

Installing my configs

1. Download the repository

cd ~/Downloads && git clone [email protected]:patrickemuller/dotfiles-linux-oh-my-zsh.git && cd dotfiles-linux-oh-my-zsh

2. Run the command sh to copy files to your $HOME directory:

./setup.sh

3. Logout from your user and login back so the configs can take effect

Optional steps

• Install TLP & TLP GUI
• Install Conky & Conky manager
• Install SimpleC skin for Conky
• Download a nice wallpaper
• sudo apt-get install chrome-gnome-shell
• CPU power manager (intel_pstate only)

Gnome extensions for performance dashboard

• Gnome vitals
• Gnome remove dropdown arrows
• Gnome horizontal spacing status area
• Gnome Clipboard Indicator