Dot Files

System configuration files, for Fedora, Ubuntu and macOS.

Quick install

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sergeylunev/dot-files/master/full-install.sh)"

This clones the repo into ~/Projects/dot-files and runs install/install.sh, which detects your OS and:

• installs the base toolset and the default desktop apps — see docs/apps.md;
• installs oh-my-zsh and its plugins — see docs/shell.md;
• symlinks configs/ into $HOME — zsh, git, kitty, zed and tmux (backing up whatever was there first);
• sets zsh as the default shell.

Safe to re-run: every step checks whether it's already done before doing it, and anything it's about to overwrite gets backed up first (<file>.bak-<timestamp>). See docs/install.md for how that's implemented.

To (re)link just the configs — no package installs, no oh-my-zsh — run install/link.sh (optionally naming one or more apps, e.g. install/link.sh kitty).

Docs

File	Covers
docs/apps.md	Base toolset, default desktop apps per OS, what's not installed
docs/shell.md	zshrc — oh-my-zsh theme/plugins, aliases, env, history, completion, keybindings
docs/git.md	gitconfig and gitignore_global — settings, credential helper, alias reference
docs/install.md	How install.sh/install_functions.sh/full-install.sh work: OS detection, idempotency, structure
docs/kitty-keybindings.md	kitty keyboard shortcuts — custom and default, plus a cmd/Super-key caveat on Linux
docs/tmux.md	tmux.conf and tmux-sessionize.sh — per-project sessions (tm), the shell/agent window template, keybindings, status bar
docs/to-review.md	Shortlist of CLI tools worth reviewing by hand — not installed automatically

The end

End yes, its all for now.