My dotfiles commonly used in a UNIX environment.

# Link all dotfiles in home-directory bash install.sh

If you are setting up your machine from scratch:

# Requires XCode to be installed sudo xcodebuild -license # Install brew -> http://brew.sh/

If you are using macOS and want to use the full configuration:

brew install tmux # Used by Telescope in nvim for fast file search brew install ripgrep # For node management (https://github.com/Schniz/fnm) brew install fnm

This setup uses Starship as the prompt (replaced oh-my-zsh for faster startup):

brew install starship

The starship config is in starship.toml (symlinked by install.sh).

Shell startup time: ~120ms

• Starship instead of oh-my-zsh (~60% faster)
• Lazy-loaded goenv (saves ~100ms)
• Cached compinit (saves ~25ms)
• uv instead of pyenv (no shell init needed)

Using uv for Python management (replaces pyenv + pip + virtualenv):

brew install uv # Install a Python version uv python install 3.10 # Install global CLI tools uv tool install llm uv tool install pynvim

The nvim directory contains everything you need to get running. Make sure to link all directories first, otherwise .config/nvim doesn't exist yet.

brew install neovim

For Python support in neovim, add to your nvim config:

vim.g.python3_host_prog = vim.fn.expand('~/.local/share/uv/tools/pynvim/bin/python')

Each machine has configurations which only make sense for the local context. Create a ~/.zshrc.local to apply additional settings (API keys, machine-specific paths, etc.).

Key Repeat:

defaults write -g InitialKeyRepeat -int 13 defaults write -g KeyRepeat -int 2