Config

Config files and other utilities that I use every day.

1. First time setup

First time setup includes some basic things such as:

• Internet browser (Google Chrome),
• IDE (VS Code),
• NeoVim,
• Git (with GitHub configuration).

Run

curl -L fts.jerry-sky.me | bash

to download the script and run it on a new system.

2. Standard setup

Standard setup is not as crucial as the first time setup, but still includes some very much necessary things such as a proper desktop environment.

It also includes a list of various scripts that:

• install programs,
• install utilities,
• link or copy config files,
• set up environment extensions.

Run

./setup.sh

whilst being in the config directory.

3. Config components

3.1. Config files

Contains all configuration files that are not programs or scripts. They define how a given program or environment behaves.

Notes:

• KBCT

3.2. Hotkeys

Contains a set of scripts that are dispatched using key combinations.

1. Discord-specific scripts to activate the deafen and mute modes.
2. Microphone toggle for turning on or off the microphone system-wide.
3. OBS-specific scripts for switching between scenes and transitions.

3.3. Install scripts

Concerns scripts that install certain programs or environments.

3.4. Source files

Config Entries break the whole setup into easy-to-install pieces.

3.5. Utility scripts

Other scripts that do not fit the other categories.

3.6. Xinput

Contains scripts for configuring peripheral devices such as mice and keyboards.