Modular dotfiles setup for developers who live in the terminal — shout out to GNU Stow — designed for my Fedora 42 dev environment.
git clone https://github.com/prez/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles
cd ~/dotfiles
bash prez-install.sh Safe installation via:
bash prez-install.sh --dry-run # preview everythingEach module lives in its own folder and is symlinked into place using Stow:
| Module | Description |
|---|---|
zsh |
Zsh config, themes, alias packs |
tmux |
Custom .tmux.conf with TPM support |
git |
Global .gitconfig, optional ignores |
nvim |
Neovim IDE config with Lazy.nvim bootstrap |
ohmyposh |
JSON prompt theme compatible with Posh shell |
gtk, kde |
UI polish — themes, cursor fixes, integrations |
scripts |
Startup, sync, and system helper scripts |
logger |
WIP – install/download activity tracker |
- ** DRY-RUN Mode:** preview installs before committing
- ** Modular Design:** each tool is separated cleanly
- ** Sensible Defaults:** modern, fast, focused
- ** Learnable:** everything was configured by me, for me
- ** Pluggable:** easily extend to i3, Hyprland, etc.
Included out-of-the-box:
- TPM (tmux plugin manager) auto-install
- Lazy.nvim bootstraps itself on first launch
- Oh My Zsh installs if not detected
pyenv&asdfsupport baked in- More soon
Tested on:
- Fedora Workstation 42 (Plasma & Wayland)
dnf,systemd, SELinux-friendly (WIP)
Can be ported to:
- Arch (with
pacman.txt) - Debian (with
apt.txt)
This is my personal setup — but PRs for fixes, improved defaults, or better modularity are welcome.
Want to package or CI this? See dotfiles-build
MIT — use it, fork it, break it, make it yours.
Built by @prez — proud dotfiles addict