DotFiles

Table of contents

1. Kitty
2. Picom
3. Polybar
4. VSCode
5. Rofi
6. Subl3

Note: Followed this guide to create these Dotfiles

Kitty

I am using this repository of themes.

As an excuse to play with ZSH autocompletion mechanisms, I built a basic change kitty theme command. You can find it in the scripts folder. The tiny autocompletion bit is in .scripts/custom-autocompletes-zsh:

If you want to use it, make sure you add these two variables to your .zshrc or .bashrc, updating them with your paths:

# Path of the kitty themes repository
export KITTY_THEMES_PATH="~/.config/kitty/kitty-themes/themes/"
export KITTY_CONFIG_PATH=~/.config/kitty/

And add this:

#Adding custom directory to fpath. To define my own autocompletion rules.
fpath=(~/.scripts/custom-autocompletes-zsh $fpath)

This path must contain the autocompletion script! Or any other path in the fpath var. I prefer to use my own.

Then put the .scritps folder in your $HOME and symlink the changekt script:

ln -s ~/.scripts/kitty/changekt.zsh /usr/bin/changekt

Open a new terminal or run

compinit -u

Picom dual-kawase

Worth noting that I am using the dual_kawase blur kernel available here and also neatly packaged on AUR, since it doesn't seem to be really widespread.

Relevant config:

blur-method = "dual_kawase";
blur-strength = 4;

Polybar

Stole it from here. Slightly reworked. Author: milad-abbasi.

VScode

Ayu (Mirage) theme

Rofi

Stole it from here. Slightly reworked. Author: dvvvxx

Sublime3

Ayu