Dotfiles

Configuration files to set up a functional and productive mouse-free terminal environment

See configure_with_agent.md to configure the system with this dotfiles.

My setup consist in the following tools with their configuration files:

• oh-my-zsh: An easier way to configure your zsh.
• powerlevel10k: The best way of configure your prompt.
• alacritty: A multiplatform terminal configurable by a config file, perfect to setup the same configuration among different machines.
• tmux: Give you the terminal sessions, windows and panels you need for organizing all your workflows.
  • Plugin manager: coffee
  • Layouts: tmuxinator
• nvim: Neovim: the modern vim.
  • Configured by lazy.vim
• fzf: Used in the terminal and inside of nvim, the best way of search for files.
• atuin: For my zsh history
• ag: The silver searcher. A faster find in rust.
• ripgrep: A faster grep built in rust.
• git-foresta: A prettier and simpler git log in the terminal.
• eza: A prettier ls and tree built in rust (maintained fork of exa).
• nvimpager: Use neovim as pager (instead of less)
• aerospace: Window management replacing the default MacOS behavior. Util for associate apps to shortcuts.
• karabiner: A way to emulate hyper and super-hyper keys (to use in aerospace)