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This repository contains my personal dotfiles, scripts, and configuration setups that define my Linux development environment, productivity tools, and desktop workflows. The goal is to have a fully reproducible, aesthetic, and highly efficient setup for coding, note-taking, and daily system usage.
A clean and minimal Niri Wayland desktop environment designed for focus and speed. The layout emphasizes distraction-free workspaces, smooth tiling, and a visually balanced setup that blends productivity with aesthetic simplicity.
A visual overview of how multiple workspaces are organized in Niri. Each workspace acts as an isolated environment for different tasks such as coding, documentation, browsing, or system monitoring, allowing seamless context switching.
Example of a single active workspace in Niri showing tiled windows arranged efficiently. The layout focuses on maximizing screen usage while keeping navigation intuitive and predictable.
A custom script that displays available Niri keybindings. It acts as a quick reference panel to learn or recall shortcuts while working.
A utility script that aggregates and searches history from multiple browsers. It provides a unified interface to quickly find previously visited pages regardless of which browser was used.
A customized Dank Material Shell interface providing quick access to system information, shortcuts, and desktop utilities. The shell acts as a central control layer that enhances usability without interrupting the workflow.
Weather information integrated directly into the shell interface. This panel displays real-time conditions and forecasts, allowing quick environmental awareness without opening external applications.
A compact panel containing system controls and quick toggles. From here, common settings such as volume, brightness, networking, and system states can be managed instantly.
A wallpaper management interface built into the shell. It allows fast switching between backgrounds and maintaining a visually consistent desktop aesthetic.
Obsidian serves as the primary knowledge management system. Notes are written in Markdown and organized into a personal knowledge base for documentation, ideas, research notes, and technical references.
A graphical representation of notes using mind-map style visualization. This view helps explore relationships between concepts and navigate complex knowledge structures.
OnlyOffice provides document editing capabilities including word processing, spreadsheets, and presentations. It integrates well into the workflow when working with standard office file formats.
A heavily customized Neovim setup optimized for development. It includes advanced keybindings, plugin integrations, and an efficient editing environment tailored for coding workflows.
Another view of the Neovim environment showcasing additional configuration, layout preferences, and plugin integrations that enhance editing productivity.
Slides generated directly from Markdown using a CLI presentation tool. This allows creating and presenting technical slides without leaving the terminal or maintaining separate presentation files.
A terminal interface for managing Docker containers using LazyDocker. It simplifies container monitoring, logs, and lifecycle management directly from the terminal.
Ensure that you have the following tools installed:
pacman -S gitpacman -S stowFirst, check out the dotfiles repo in your $HOME directory using git
git clone git@github.com/sirjager/dotfiles.git
cd dotfilesthen use GNU stow to create symlinks
stow .