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# Table of Contents
- [About](#org5146b6c)
- [Configurations](#orgf932a4c)
- [Installation](#org28a05bc)
- [WARNING!](#org817046c)
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# About
Welcome to my dotfiles repository!
Here you will find my custom configuration files for a variety of applications and utilities. All of which are written in org-mode literate configuration format.
All of the configurations in this repository are managed using [GNU Stow](https://www.gnu.org/software/stow/), which allows me to easily manage and switch between different configurations for different systems or environments.
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# Configurations
Themes I'm using:
- [Dracula for rofi](https://github.com/dracula/rofi)
- [Dracula for nyxt](https://github.com/dracula/nyxt)
- [Dracula for Qutebrowser](https://github.com/dracula/qutebrowser)
- [mocp-themes](https://github.com/wimstefan/mocp-themes) collection
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# Installation
- clone repository
git clone https://github.com/ThanosApollo/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles
- Install [GNU stow](https://www.gnu.org/software/stow/)
paru -S install stow # use your distros package manager instead of paru
- Use stow
cd ~/dotfiles
stow .
If you get any errors due to existing files, rename them with `_backup` at the end
e.g `mv ~/.bashrc ~/.bashrc_backup`
- Install my system packages for Arch Linux *optional*
paru -S - < pkglist.txt
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# WARNING!
It's important to note that my dotfiles in this repository are constantly evolving, as I am constantly experimenting with new configurations and settings.
While I am happy to share my configurations, **I do not recommend using them as-is on your own system** without careful review and testing.
It's possible that some configurations may not work as expected or may cause issues on your system. Therefore, I strongly recommend taking caution and reviewing any changes carefully before applying them to your own system.
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