klardotsh's dotfiles

In here you'll find my configs for just about everything I use on a daily basis that has an exportable text-based config (that I've bothered to actually configure). I'm planning to restructure the repo a bit to handle device-specific configs in a more sane manner, but for now, here ya go.

In general, everything is standardized across all machines. There are very rarely exceptions, and those exceptions tend to be handled with either something along the lines of include <hostname>.conf, or by an outright duplicate config file. Everything runs sway, swaybar + i3status-rust, Mako, foot, fuzzel, Firefox ESR, Neovim, and Pipewire.

One-liner to set "most" of this up

WARNING This script is meant to be used only by me, or by folks who want to run more or less exactly my setup. It also makes assumptions like that you're willing to have ~/.config be a symlink to this Git repository. Did I mention: this Git repository, meaning to manage your own configs in Git after using that move in script, you'd have to be running a Git-official fork of my dotfiles. This probably isn't what you want, but if it is, I guess I'm honored? Otherwise, use the script, found in bin/move-in.sh as inspiration, and don't curl it.

curl -L https://git.sr.ht/~klardotsh/dotfiles/blob/master/bin/move-in.sh | bash

Hostname Decoder Wheel

For many years, all of my machines have been named after various songs, albums, etc. Here's the current listing (see also: my Uses page).

• snowcone, named after a deadmau5 song by that name, is my general-purpose workstation, running Void Linux x86_64-glibc. It's powered by an AMD Ryzen 7900, 96GB RAM, 2TB of SSD, and an RX 7900 GRE.

• chihiro, named after the Billie Eilish song by that name, is my primary laptop: a Dell XPS 13 9350 (2025), running Gentoo (glibc, systemd). It's powered by an Intel 258V, 32GB RAM, 2TB of SSD, and whatever iGPU Lunar Lake ships with.

Various names of past gear have been retired, but you may still see their names here (and almost certainly in the Git history). Here's a grab and go list of their namesakes, because I'm always thrilled to pass along music recommendations:

• woods (used by at least two prior desktops), named after the Bon Iver song by that name.

• nocturnes (used by a prior Thinkpad laptop), named after the Silicone Soul song "Les Nocturnes" (that name refers to "nocturne").

• vermillion (used by a prior Samsung Chromebook Pro, corebooted and Linux-ified), named after the Slipknot song of almost the same name, except that I can't spell.

• villain (used by an experimental laptop that never really left the house, a Lenovo C630 ARM rig), named after the Queens of the Stone Age album "Villains".

• devotee (used by a prior Dell XPS 13 9370), named after the Panic! at the Disco song "LA Devotee".

• highroad (formerly a ZFS NAS), named after the Mastodon song by than name.

• sappy, named after the Nirvana song by that name.

• otherside (formerly an OpnSense router running under a Gentoo hypervisor), named after the Red Hot Chili Peppers song by that name.