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CyberVarun config/dot files

Take Backup before you install anything.

If you don't want loose your previous configurations, then pls take backup of previous configurations.

⚠️ Important

Installing config files with stow will create symlinks of files and directory of cloned repository. So if you delete the cloned repository the config files will no longer work. If you don't want to let this happen then simply copy paste the files & directory manually.

Requirements

Debian, Ubuntu based etc.

sudo apt install stow -y

Fedora, RedHat based etc.

sudo dnf install stow -y

Arch, Manjaro based etc.

sudo pacman -S stow -y

Neovim config

To install execute

stow nvim

This will install the nvim configurations in ~/.config/nvim directory.

To get familiar and understand keybindings you can watch this video.

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Tmux config

Before installation you should install tpm using following command.

git clone https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tpm ~/.tmux/plugins/tpm

To install execute

stow tmux

This will install the tmux configurations in ~/.config/tmux & in user home directory ~/.tmux.conf. If you are using arch based distro you can remove rm ~/.tmux.conf or else remove rm -f ~/.config/tmux for other distros like ubuntu & fedora etc. So there will be no conflict of duplicate files.

After this open tmux by following command.

tmux

Then install the themes and plugins by pressing [CTRL + a] + I.

for understanding tmux keybindings you watch this video.

ZSH config

Requirements.

If you are on Ubuntu download the latest version from github repository of tools.

⚠️ The following zsh configurations are created for fedora. It can work on other distros but don't forget to change the aliases according to you distros.

To install execute.

stow zsh

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