Hello! These are my dotfiles. Feel free to look around :)
My dotfiles embrace productivity and simplicity. This means learning and using default configurations whenever possible. This results to minimal setup and keeps maintaining dotfiles easy.
Everything is themed to Kanagawa, at least for now.
Omarchy helps tremendously here, providing consistent theming across applications and allowing for easy customization and theme switching when desired.
Switching between workspaces using super+1, super+2, etc.
This single-window-per-workspace approach eliminates visual clutter and
helps maintaining focus. And if I need more than one window, I just do some keyboard shortcuts and
the tiling window manager does its magic.
Navigating between tabs within applications using alt+1, alt+2, etc., which is often already the
default behavior. The tmux multiplexer enables fuzzy session switching with ctrl+s,
while windows can be switched or created using the same familiar alt+1, alt+2 pattern.
Using this workflow, allows me to consistently operate outside any application. For example, there is
no need for integrated terminals in applications like VSCode, Zed or Neovim. I can just switch do the
workspace running the terminal, or switch inside tmux, or just spawn a new terminal with super+enter.
Further my workflow is centered around tmux, the fish shell and many CLIs and TUIs.