Arch Linux dotfiles managed with GNU Stow.
git clone https://github.com/leandergangso/dotfiles.git ~/dotfiles
cd ~/dotfiles
sudo pacman -S --needed go-task stowRun task to inspect the available command list.
The underlying stow and arch/*.sh scripts are still usable directly.
The Hyprland config lives in stow/hyprland/.config/hypr/, with
hyprland.lua as the Lua entry point and supporting modules under conf/.
It expects waybar, wofi, mako, hyprlock, and hypridle alongside
Hyprland itself, plus XWayland for older X11 apps. The keybindings are
intentionally close to the old i3 layout, so it should feel familiar if you
switch over.
The Wayland pieces are themed around Catppuccin Mocha, matching the rest of the setup.
The terminal setup lives in stow/kitty/.config/kitty/ and
stow/zsh/.zshrc, and is meant to be used together.
kitty is the preferred terminal, zsh is the shell config, and
oh-my-posh is an optional prompt enhancement that is enabled only when the
binary is available.
The Neovim config lives in stow/nvim/.config/nvim/ and is managed by GNU
Stow, so you do not clone it into ~/.config/nvim manually.
It uses Neovim's native package manager (vim.pack) for plugins, Mason for
editor tooling, and tree-sitter for syntax parsing. Mason-installed tools live
under ~/.local/share/nvim/mason/. tree-sitter-cli is required because
tree-sitter-manager.nvim depends on it.
Update plugins from the dashboard quick actions or with :lua vim.pack.update().
Run task nvim:backup to backup current Neovim setup, to test this config.
Run task nvim:archive to create a tarball for offline use.