dotfiles

Personal configs managed with GNU Stow.

Quick Start

git clone https://github.com/Iwan-Dyke/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles
cd ~/dotfiles
./install.sh

The install script will:

1. Install stow if missing
2. Move any pre-existing real files that would conflict into ~/.dotfiles-backup-<timestamp>/
3. Symlink all config packages into $HOME
4. Clone nvim config, or hard-reset it to origin/main if already cloned (repo is source of truth)

Uninstall with ./install.sh -D to remove all stow symlinks (nvim is left alone).

Packages

Package	Target	Description
yazi	~/.config/yazi/	File manager — config, keymap, Matrix theme
starship	~/.config/starship.toml	Matrix-themed prompt
eza	~/.config/eza/	Matrix-themed ls
fish	~/.config/fish/conf.d/	Shell aliases and PATH
lazygit	~/.config/lazygit/	Git TUI
lazydocker	~/.config/lazydocker/	Docker TUI
tmux	~/.tmux.conf	Terminal multiplexer
bash	~/.bashrc	Shell config — aliases, prompt, Matrix theme
git	~/.gitconfig	Git config (rebase, rerere, credential helpers)

Usage

Stow/unstow individual packages:

cd ~/dotfiles
stow yazi          # create symlinks
stow -D yazi       # remove symlinks
stow -R yazi       # restow (remove + create)

Machine-Specific Config

Git config supports machine-specific overrides via ~/.gitconfig.local (not tracked):

[user]
    email = personal@example.com

Neovim

Nvim has its own repo and is not managed by Stow. The install script clones it to ~/.config/nvim.