Dotfiles

Personal dotfiles managed with GNU Stow. Configs for Hyprland, Zsh, Kitty, Waybar, and various CLI tools.

Prerequisites

• GNU Stow (pacman -S stow or apt install stow)
• Oh-My-Zsh for shell config
• Oh-My-Posh for prompt theming

Installation

# Clone and cd into repo
git clone https://github.com/jturmel/dotfiles.git
cd dotfiles

# Install all dotfiles (backs up conflicts automatically)
./setup.sh

# Or install specific packages only
./setup.sh zsh git hypr nvim

Existing files are backed up to ~/.dotfiles_backup_YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS/.

Structure

Each directory is a stow package that mirrors the target path in ~:

Package	Description
ack/	ack search config
git/	Git config (~/.config/git/)
hypr/	Hyprland WM (keybinds, monitors, windows)
kitty/	Kitty terminal
nvim/	Extra Neovim plugin files layered into ~/.config/nvim/
ohmyposh/	Oh My Posh prompt theme (Dracula)
omarchy/	Omarchy themes/branding
opencode/	OpenCode AI config
systemd/	User systemd units (wallpaper rotation)
waybar/	Waybar status bar
zsh/	Zsh config (Oh-My-Zsh, aliases)

Reloading Configs

After changing configs, apply them:

Config	Reload Command
Hyprland	hyprctl reload
Waybar	Auto-reloads on change (or killall waybar && waybar &)
Kitty	Changes apply on new window (or ctrl+shift+f5)
Neovim	Restart Neovim or run :Lazy sync after plugin changes
Zsh/Oh-My-Posh	source ~/.zshrc or open new terminal
Systemd units	systemctl --user daemon-reload && systemctl --user restart <service>

Common Tasks

# Re-stow a package after pulling changes
stow -R zsh nvim

# Preview what stow would do (dry run)
stow -n -v hypr nvim

# Check aliases defined
cat ~/.commonrc

Shell Aliases

Defined in zsh/.commonrc:

• lzd → lazydocker
• lzg → lazygit