dot-files/install.sh

#! /usr/bin/sh

# Configuration files
stow -t ~ X
stow -t ~ bash
stow -t ~ dunst
stow -t ~ emacs
stow -t ~ git
stow -t ~ i3
stow -t ~ i3blocks
stow -t ~ ranger
stow -t ~ redshift
stow -t ~ termite
stow -t ~ tridactyl
stow -t ~ vim
stow -t ~ zsh

# Only create the symlink when the directory doesn't exist
mkdir -p ~/.scripts
# Scripts must be in their own directory
stow -t ~/.scripts scripts/

# Common shell files
stow -t ~ shell/

# Wallpapers
stow -t ~ wallpapers/
[ADD] Installation script 2019-07-11 23:22:16 +02:00			`#! /usr/bin/sh`

			`# Configuration files`
			`stow -t ~ X`
			`stow -t ~ bash`
[ADD] Dunst mostly-default configuration file Dunst is great minimalistic notification daemon. The default config looks pretty great so I see no need to modify it. 2019-07-14 04:27:50 +02:00			`stow -t ~ dunst`
[ADD] Installation script 2019-07-11 23:22:16 +02:00			`stow -t ~ emacs`
			`stow -t ~ git`
			`stow -t ~ i3`
			`stow -t ~ i3blocks`
			`stow -t ~ ranger`
[ADD] Redshift configuration The Redshift package on Arch doesn't seem to add a service file anywhere so we have to add one ourselves in our configuration directory. Geoclue doesn't seem to want to play nice with Redshift right now, so I used the manual setting to add Paris' coordinates. 2019-07-13 04:30:18 +02:00			`stow -t ~ redshift`
[ADD] Termite configuration and TERMINAL variable Switching to Termite because URxvt has weird rendering issues when resizing the font. i3-sensible-terminal needs the TERMINAL environment variable to launch our prefered terminal emulator with the Ctrl+d binding. Bash and Zsh both need a hook to enable Termite to open another terminal in the same directory with the Ctrl+Maj+t binding. 2019-07-13 03:22:04 +02:00			`stow -t ~ termite`
[ADD] Tridactyl default exported configuration 2019-07-12 23:45:49 +02:00			`stow -t ~ tridactyl`
[ADD] Installation script 2019-07-11 23:22:16 +02:00			`stow -t ~ vim`
			`stow -t ~ zsh`

[UPDATE][SCRIPT] Use hidden script folder in home I'd rather not see my script folder most of the time, so let's make it a hidden folder instead. I also link it each time with stow instead of using a conditional on the folder's existence, which is more robust when adding scripts after I already finished an install and only want to update the symlinks. 2019-10-04 11:48:34 +02:00			`# Only create the symlink when the directory doesn't exist`
			`mkdir -p ~/.scripts`
			`# Scripts must be in their own directory`
			`stow -t ~/.scripts scripts/`
[ADD] Installation script 2019-07-11 23:22:16 +02:00
			`# Common shell files`
			`stow -t ~ shell/`

			`# Wallpapers`
			`stow -t ~ wallpapers/`