Dotfiles of my setups
Before using my dotfiles maybe you want to use bootstrap.sh file to pre-install some stuff
Go to your terminal and type
$ ./bootstrap.shAfter bootstraping copy all dotfiles to your $HOME folder
Additionally, if you have dotfiles repository, and you want make your life easier, type:
$ ./bootstrap.sh dotfiles_update_monitorThis command will install script and service in your distribution which detects updates of dotfiles in your $HOME directory,
and then copies them to $HOME/Development/dotfiles directory which is folder with dotfiles repository.
You no more need to manually copy dotfiles to repository on update. (repository separately from $HOME directory is safer method to store dotfiles)
- cat(1) - bat
- ls(1) - eza
- find(1) - fd
- dig(1) - doggo
- Text Editor - Kakoune
- Process Viewer - btop
- System Fetch - catnap
All my scripts (which sometimes helps me on my daily work) with their proper description and usage of them, are located in .local/bin directory.
- Motherboard - ASRock H310CM-DVS
- Processor - Intel Celeron G4930 (3.20 GHz)
- Graphics - MSI GeForce GTX 1050 Ti GAMING (4 GB)
- Graphics driver: NVidia 560.35.03 (proprietary)
- Memory - 1x8 GB GoodRam DDR4
- Hard drive (SSD) - Crucial BX500 (240 GB)
- Hard drive (HDD) - Toshiba MQ01ABD100 (1 TB)
- Hard drive (HDD) - Seagate ST500LM021-1KJ152 (500 GB)
- Display - DELL E2214H (1920x1080@60, 21.5 inches)
- Display - Samsung S24D300 (1920x1080@60, 24 inches)
- Display - LG Flatron L1753TR (1280x1024@60, 17 inches)
- Keyboard - Epson Q203A (Fujitsu Peerless Type 2 switches)
- Mouse - GX Trust
- Tablet - Wacom Bamboo MTE-450A (area: 5.8" x 3.7")
- Operating system - Arch Linux
- Kernel - Linux 6.11.2-arch1-1
- Desktop environment - KDE 6.2 (X11)
- You have three monitors, are you okay with multiple screens with the GTX 1050 Ti and NVidia's proprietary drivers?
Umm, sometimes there is a bug related to the desktop on the middle monitor (Samsung S24D300) having a black square on the middle.
My temporary workaround is to disconnect the HDMI cable from the graphics card for a moment, wait a moment until the desktop with bars moves to the left monitor, then connect the HDMI cable back to the graphics card.
After that, the desktop returns to normal.
- Is KDE 6 still buggy?
Not anymore, before the update I could see problems about Plasma Shell crashing, and Plasma could run not very stably (menu bars hanging, and Plasma having problems even trying to restart it).
After a bigger update which was caused by not using the computer for a week (as it turned out, also update of KDE to version 6.2) made these problems disappear.
For Linux haters/opponents: Give it a chance, KDE 6 is (as of October 2024) fresh and only a few months old.
- Are you planning to distrohopping/change desktop environment?
Not for now, I feel good with Arch right now.
For now I'm giving KDE 6 a chance as it's a fresh version of KDE, when I use Linux a bit more I'm thinking about changing the environment to Hyprland.