Installation

Vim configuration

ln -s ~/dotfiles/vimrc ~/.vimrc
ln -s ~/dotfiles/vim/ ~/.vim

On Windows :

• Delete existing _vimrc and vimfiles
• Launch a cmd.exe as an administrator

mklink "c:\Users\USERNAME\.vimrc" "C:\Users\USERNAME\dotfiles\vimrc"
mklink /D "c:\Users\USERNAME\vimfiles" "C:\Users\USERNAME\dotfiles\vim"

Neovim (LazyVim) configuration

ln -s ~/dotfiles/nvim ~/.config/nvim

Then in Neovim, run :Lazy restore to install the plugin versions pinned in lazy-lock.json.

Omarchy configuration

Customizations on top of a stock Omarchy install, in omarchy/:

• hypr/monitors.lua: screen zoom (GDK_SCALE 1, monitor scale 1.15), desk layout (two AOC monitors + laptop) and per-monitor workspace rules
• hypr/input.lua: trackpad (sensitivity 0.25, adaptive acceleration, natural scroll, scroll factor 0.1), Caps Lock as Ctrl (both Shifts toggle Caps Lock), Left Alt and Left Super swapped, and a slower curve for the Corsair mouse
• herdr/config.toml: herdr without onboarding and toast notifications
• omarchy/shell.json: bar layout (clock shows the date), idle and lock timeouts
• omarchy/plugins/thomas.workspaces: bar widget showing only the focused monitor's workspaces

On a fresh install, back up the Omarchy defaults and link these files in their place:

for f in hypr/monitors.lua hypr/input.lua herdr/config.toml omarchy/shell.json omarchy/plugins/thomas.workspaces; do
    mkdir -p "$(dirname ~/.config/$f)"
    [ -e ~/.config/$f ] && mv ~/.config/$f ~/.config/$f.omarchy-default
    ln -s ~/dotfiles/omarchy/$f ~/.config/$f
done

Editing a linked file with sed -i (or any tool that writes a new file and renames it) replaces the symlink with a plain file. Check with ls -l ~/.config/hypr/ if changes stop showing up here.

Hyprland reloads automatically; check for errors with:

hyprctl reload && hyprctl configerrors

Note: these are full copies of Omarchy's files. After an Omarchy update, compare them with /usr/share/omarchy/config/ to pick up new defaults.

Sublime Text 3 configuration

On Linux:

ln -s ~/dotfiles/sublime-text-3/InstalledPackages/ ~/.config/sublime-text-3/Installed\ Packages
ln -s ~/dotfiles/sublime-text-3/Packages/ ~/.config/sublime-text-3/Packages

On Windows:

• Delete folders
• Launch a cmd.exe as an administrator

mklink /D "C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 3\Installed Packages" "C:\Users\USERNAME\dotfiles\sublime-text-3\InstalledPackages"
mklink /D "c:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 3\Packages" "c:\Users\USERNAME\dotfiles\sublime-text-3\Packages"

Preferences

Bash : On the existing .bashrc, add

if [ -f ~/dotfiles/.bash_profile ]; then
    source ~/dotfiles/.bash_profile
fi

Zsh :

ln -s ~/dotfiles/.zshrc ~/.zshrc

Tools :

ln -s ~/dotfiles/.gitconfig ~/.gitconfig
ln -s ~/dotfiles/.screenrc ~/.screenrc
ln -s ~/dotfiles/.tmux.conf ~/.tmux.conf
ln -s ~/dotfiles/.mongorc.js ~/.mongorc.js

Git identity is machine-specific and kept out of .gitconfig. Set it in the local git config:

git config --file ~/.config/git/config user.name "Thomas Pinaud"
git config --file ~/.config/git/config user.email "you@example.com"

To sign commits on a machine that has your GPG key, add there too:

git config --file ~/.config/git/config user.signingkey <KEY_ID>
git config --file ~/.config/git/config commit.gpgsign true

Mucks configuration

ln -s ~/dotfiles/tmuxConfigurations/mucks-command.sh /usr/local/bin/mucks-command
chmod +x ~/dotfiles/tmuxConfigurations/mucks-command.sh

ln -s ~/dotfiles/tmuxConfigurations/mucks-menu.sh /usr/local/bin/mucks
chmod +x ~/dotfiles/tmuxConfigurations/mucks-menu.sh