Dotfiles

dotfiles for my i3 + lemonbar setup on ArchLinux

I use this configuration for my laptop which runs i3 window manager on Arch Linux. Ideas mostly stolen copied from others and modified to fit my use, I have acknowledged some but if I'm using parts or all of your config, THANKS!.

Dependencies

Note: I hope I've covered all dependencies here, but something might be missing

This setup is intended for regular i3, I haven't tested it with i3-gaps by Airblader so you'll probably have to make a few changes if you want to use that. Only tested on ArchLinux-- I can't make any guarantees about its compatibility with other distros.

• clipmenu -- Clipboard management using dmenu
• conky -- Lightweight system monitor for X (for dropbox and todo-cli displays)
• dropbox-cli -- Command line interface for dropbox
• hsetroot -- A tool which allows you to compose wallpapers for X | aur link
• ii -- A minimalist FIFO and filesystem-based IRC client, from suckless
• j4-dmenu-desktop -- A much faster replacement for i3-dmenu-desktop
• kitty -- A modern, hackable, featureful, OpenGL-based terminal emulator
• lemonbar -- A featherweight, lemon-scented, bar based on xcb | aur link
• mpc -- Client for mpd, responsible for telling lemonbar about the currently playing media.
• mpd -- Flexible, powerful, server-side application for playing music with ncmpcpp as client
• msmtp -- A mini smtp client
• mutt -- Small but very powerful text-based mail client
• offlineimap -- Synchronizes emails between two repositories
• pamixer -- Pulseaudio command-line mixer like amixer
• picom -- X compositor that may fix tearing issues
• pass -- Stores, retrieves, generates, and synchronizes passwords securely
• playerctl -- mpris media player controller and lib for spotify, vlc, audacious, bmp, xmms2, and others
• ranger -- A simple, vim-like file manager
• redshift -- Adjusts the color temperature of your screen according to your surroundings
• vim -- Vi Improved, a highly configurable, improved version of the vi text editor
• wmctrl -- A Tool to control your EWMH compliant window manager from command line (for i3 workspaces on lemonbar)
• xdotool -- Command-line X11 automation tool, to show current window title on lemonbar

~/.fonts

• Jetbrains Mono -- Typeface for developers, by JetBrains
• Font Awesome -- Iconic font designed for Bootstrap

Housekeeping

1. First, install the dependencies listed in the section above.

2. bin/ contains custom scripts. Add them to your $PATH and ensure that they are executable.

3. My default shell is zsh and I use the oh-my-zsh framework to manage my zsh configuration.

4. You need to have gnupg installed and configured properly for pass to work.

5. Using Nord for Xresources and terminal colors

6. Using xero's hashwall script to generate and set wallpaper

Installation

git clone https://github.com/okubax/dotfiles.git
cd dotfiles
./dots.sh

Screenshot