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Changes: - Added 80+ scripts with organized structure - payloads/ for third-party pentesting tools - pentesting/ for custom security scripts - Daily drivers remain flat for fast access - Converted wes() function to proper script - Removed .sh extensions from pentesting scripts - Cleaned up aliases (removed 31 redundant lines) - Added kanata/, build artifacts to gitignore - Removed old fre.sh scripts and empty a.out - Updated configs: helix, tmux, zsh, ulauncher, redshift Security: All sensitive data excluded via gitignore |
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| alacritty/.config/alacritty | ||
| bash | ||
| bat/.config/bat | ||
| espanso/.config/espanso | ||
| ghostty/.config/ghostty | ||
| helix/.config/helix | ||
| omp | ||
| p10k | ||
| procs/.config/procs | ||
| redshift/.config | ||
| scripts | ||
| tmux | ||
| ulauncher/.config/ulauncher | ||
| yazi/.config/yazi | ||
| zsh | ||
| .gitignore | ||
| .tools.yaml.old | ||
| README.md | ||
Dotfiles Repository
This repository contains a collection of configuration files for various tools and applications. These dotfiles can be easily deployed using GNU Stow for managing symbolic links to the configuration files.
Usage
Deploying Dotfiles with GNU Stow
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Clone the repository to your local machine:
git clone <repository_url> -
Navigate to the cloned repository: cd dotfiles
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Use GNU Stow to deploy specific configuration files. For example, to deploy the Bash configuration: stow bash
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Repeat the stow command for each tool or application you want to deploy configurations for.
Additional Instructions
• Ensure that GNU Stow is installed on your system before deploying the dotfiles. • Customize the configurations as needed before deploying them. • Make sure to back up any existing configuration files that might be overwritten during deployment.
Tools Included
• Alacritty • Bash • Bat • Espanso • Git • Helix • Omp • Procs • Tmux • Ulauncher • Yazi • Zsh