dotfiles

Personal dotfiles for Windows + WSL/Linux. Installs programs, creates symbolic links, and keeps config in sync across machines.

What's included

• Neovim — Lua config with vim.pack, LSP via Mason, Telescope, Treesitter
• IdeaVim — JetBrains/Rider config mirroring Neovim keymaps
• Zsh — Shell config, aliases, fzf/fd/bat/starship integration
• PowerShell — Profile with PSfzf, PSReadLine, git/docker fuzzy helpers
• Git — Aliases, histogram diffs, auto-setup remote
• Windows Terminal — Theme and profile config
• AutoHotkey — Windows-specific key remaps
• Headless servers — Minimal Neovim with OSC 52 clipboard over SSH, no plugins

Windows setup

1. Enable Developer Mode (required for Treesitter symlinks)
   Settings → System → For developers → Developer Mode
2. Run setup.ps1 to install programs via winget/choco and create symbolic links

Linux / WSL setup

1. Run install.sh to install programs and create symbolic links

Headless server setup

For servers you only SSH into (Proxmox, Docker hosts, OMV), install.sh is overkill — it installs zsh, Node, starship and a full plugin/LSP setup. Use install-server.sh instead:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mtfu/dotfiles/main/install-server.sh | bash
source ~/.bashrc

No clone required. It installs Neovim from the official AppImage (Debian 12 still ships 0.9.x, which is too old), writes a standalone ~/.config/nvim/init.lua with no plugins or LSP, and adds v/vi/vim aliases plus $EDITOR.

The point of it is clipboard over SSH: yanks are sent to the local machine via OSC 52, so copying from a remote editor lands in the Windows clipboard.

Action	Keys
Copy out of Neovim	y / yy
Paste into Neovim	Ctrl+Shift+V

Pasting from the system clipboard with "+p does not work — Windows Terminal accepts OSC 52 writes but blocks reads. Use the terminal's own paste instead.

Re-running the script overwrites init.lua and upgrades Neovim to the latest release, so it doubles as the update path.

Post-install (all platforms)

Add to ~/.gitconfig.local:

[user]
    email = your@email.com
    name = Your Name

See Neovim post-install below for editor setup.

Neovim post-install

1. Open nvim — vim.pack auto-downloads missing plugins on startup
2. LSP servers auto-install on first launch via Mason (ensure_installed)
3. C# only — Roslyn requires a manual step (not supported by ensure_installed):

   :MasonInstall roslyn
   

   This uses the Crashdummyy/mason-registry.

See .config/nvim/NVIM_SETUP.md for full keymaps, LSP reference, and plugin commands.