This is the dotfiles setup which I use for my MacOS.

Let me try to briefly list the installed and configured packages:

• homebrew - Package manager for MacOS
• colima - For running Linux containers on MacOS
• hyperkey - For remapping Caps Lock key
• monitorcontrol - For controlling external monitor brightness
• raycast - For productivity
• kitty - Fast, feature-rich, GPU based terminal emulator
• fish - Fish shell - config
  • fisher - A plugin manager for fish
    • fzf.fish - Fish + FZF
    • done - Automatically receive notifications when long processes finish
    • replay - Run Bash commands replaying changes in Fish
    • ./dot_config/private_fish/fish_plugins - For complete list
  • starship - For pimping my prompt - config
• fzf - Command-line fuzzy finder
• atuin - For getting my shell history everywhere
• ripgrep - Grep on steroids
• fd - Updated find
• zoxide - Smarter cd command
• eza - Modern ls
• bat - cat(1) clone with wings
• mods - For AI chats from the terminal
• yabai - Tiling window manager for MacOS
  • Sketchybar - Status bar for yabai
  • skhd - Hotkey daemon for MacOS
• neovim - Vim on steroids
  • my neovim config - My own Neovim config written in Lua
• git - No comment
  • delta - Diff tool with syntax highlighting
  • lazygit - simple terminal UI for git commands
• btop - For monitoring
• nnn - File manager
• firefox - Good ol' Firefox
• mpv - For media
• ncspot - Cross-platform ncurses Spotify client
• rust, go, python, clang - For programming
• and many more other useful stuff. See the following file.

Most of the apps are configured with colors of catppuccin mocha.

These dotfiles are managed with chezmoi.

Install them with:

chezmoi init https://github.com/joelazar/dotfiles.git

chezmoi apply

Some utils functions which I'm using for the initial setup and later for my update script was taken from alrra's dotfiles repo, and I'm truly grateful for it.

I usually take my wallpapers from Unsplash and the one which is present in my screenshot is from Arnaud Steckle.

The code is available under the MIT license.