Generate and install a VS Code theme and build an importable Telegram theme from the color scheme.
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56 lines
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# My personal opinionated dotfiles for `zsh`
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## Requirement
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- **GNU** `stow`
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- `zsh` (I mean, duh)
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## Installation
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1. clone this repo to your `$HOME` and switch to cloned dir:
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```sh
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git -C $HOME clone https://github.com/vokhactri/.dotfiles.git && cd $HOME/.dotfiles
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```
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2. use `stow` to symlink configs to `$HOME/.config`:
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- to symlink all config dirs
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```sh
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stow */
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```
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- to symlink only one config dir, for example `zsh`
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```sh
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stow zsh
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```
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3. reload your `zsh` to apply changes:
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```sh
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exec zsh
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```
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### `darwin-breeze` + `helium` (theme and colors)
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The Darwin Breeze Dark KDE color scheme and global theme, and the Helium, T3
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Code, Ghostty, VS Code and Telegram themes generated from it. After stowing, apply it
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once (Telegram imports its theme by hand):
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```sh
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./darwin-breeze/apply.sh
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```
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To change colors, edit `DarwinBreezeDark.colors` and run `apply.sh` again; see
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[`darwin-breeze/README.md`](darwin-breeze/README.md).
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### `tray-icons` (tray icons that match Breeze)
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Some icons need an extra step after `stow tray-icons` (a root step for
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Ngó Sen); see [`tray-icons/README.md`](tray-icons/README.md).
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## Credit
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- [Machfiles](https://github.com/ChristianChiarulli/Machfiles/)
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- [zsh_unplugged](https://github.com/mattmc3/zsh_unplugged)
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- [ayanrajpoot10/dotfiles](https://github.com/ayanrajpoot10/dotfiles)
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