dotfiles

Personal dotfiles and configs fueled by nicotine and caffeine. Managed with symlinks via setup.sh.

Contents

Path	Tool	Symlink target
.bashrc	Bash shell	~/.bashrc
.profile	Login shell env	~/.profile
.gitconfig	Git	~/.gitconfig
nvim/	Neovim (lazy.nvim, LSP, etc.)	~/.config/nvim
ghostty/	Ghostty terminal + themes	~/.config/ghostty
tmux/.tmux.conf	tmux	~/.tmux.conf
zed/	Zed editor (settings/keymaps)	~/.config/zed
obsidian/	Obsidian vault config	copy into your vault (see below)

Setup on a new machine

1. Clone into ~/dotfiles:

   git clone https://github.com/monciego/dotfiles ~/dotfiles

2. Run the installer to create symlinks:

   ~/dotfiles/setup.sh

   This installs TPM if needed and symlinks .bashrc, .profile, .gitconfig, tmux, and the nvim/ghostty/zed config dirs into place.

3. Reload your shell: source ~/.bashrc.

Obsidian

The repo's obsidian/ holds vault-level settings (.obsidian/) and .obsidian.vimrc. setup.sh deliberately skips it — ~/.config/obsidian is app data, not config. Copy it into each vault you want to use it in instead:

cp -r ~/dotfiles/obsidian/.obsidian ~/path/to/vault/
cp ~/dotfiles/obsidian/.obsidian.vimrc ~/path/to/vault/

Requirements

• Neovim >= 0.10 — see nvim/README.md for plugins, keybindings, and Laravel LSP setup.
• Nerd Font for icons, Git, and optionally LazyGit.
• Toolchains referenced in .bashrc: Node/nvm, pnpm, bun, PHP (herd-lite), Java 17, Android SDK, Rust (cargo), Go, Composer.

How it works

Real files live in this repo; setup.sh creates symlinks so your configs are version-controlled in one place while apps read their standard config paths. Edit here, commit, and pull on other machines.

Secrets (SSH keys, .env, certs) are ignored via .gitignore — never commit them.