Ubuntu-based configuration for zsh, Neovim, LunarVim and Julia.

Install git:

sudo apt install git
git config --global user.name "<NAME>"
git config --global user.email "<email>"

Install VS Code Insiders.

Then, clone this repo:

git clone --recursive https://github.com/fabiofortkamp/dotfiles ~/dotfiles

Run the bootstrap script:

cd ~/dotfiles
chmod +x bootstrap.sh
./bootstrap.sh

Restart the shell and then run ./install-asdf.zsh && chmod +x install-lvim.zsh && ./install-lvim.zsh

cd ~/dotfiles
chmod +x bootstrap.sh
zsh bootstrap.sh

Neovim (nvim) is set as the default editor - unless in a SSH session, which uses regular vim.

My current neovim configuration is not included in this repo, but uses AstroNvim.

The alias e is defined to open the default editor.

This repo includes my fork of the prm project. The prm projects are stored in ~/OneDrive/prm (the top-level OneDrive folder is created if not existing).

You can also use the aliases pst=prm start and pt=prm stop.

The scripts in the custom folder are executed in alphabetical order; the custom/local.zsh is also loaded but it is ignored by git. This is a good place to put local configurations that you don't want to share with the world.

This repo modifies the python plugin from oh-my-zsh in the following ways:

• there is no ipython alias
• the default virtual environment to be used with mkv and vrun is termed .venv

This plugin defines the alias lg to run lazygit

This repo uses the NvChad distribution, and the custom folder is included in the repo. Link the configuration with:

ln -s ~/dotfiles/config/nvim/lua/custom ~/.config/nvim/lua/custom

There are default ruff and mypy configuration files.

The ruff file enables more checks, in particular docstrings, and enforces Google-style ones.

The mypy file ignores missing imports.

After bootstraping, install tmuxinator with gem install tmuxinator.

This repo assumes a PARA-like setup with tmuxinator files at $HOME/OneDrive/2-Areas/tmuxinator/. A link at $HOME/.config/tmuxinator is created at this location, and the $TMUXINATOR_CONFIG environment variable points to this latter location.