My personal dotfiles, managed with GNU Stow.
bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cedi/dotfiles/main/install_macos.sh)This handles everything: Xcode CLI tools, Homebrew, git, cloning the repo, and runs the interactive installer.
Already have the repo cloned?
cd ~/.dotfiles
./install_macos.shSplit into components for flexibility:
| File | Contents |
|---|---|
.Brewfile.core |
Shell, editor, git, k8s tools, cloud CLIs |
.Brewfile.extras |
Media tools, networking, build tools |
.Brewfile.vscode |
VS Code extensions |
.Brewfile |
All of the above |
- Fish as primary shell with modular
conf.d/config - Oh My Posh prompt with custom theme
- zsh config also included
- Neovim with LazyVim
Language runtimes are handled by mise instead of Homebrew for easier version management:
- Node.js
- Python
- Go
- Rust
- Terraform
Global defaults in .config/mise/config.toml, override per-project with .mise.toml.
Git-Tool is installed from source with Cargo during full/core setup once Rust is available. Its config lives in .config/git-tool/git-tool.yml, with GITTOOL_CONFIG exported by the shell config and gt set up as an alias.
The installer presents a menu:
1) Full installation (recommended for new machines)
2) Core tools only (shell, git, editor, k8s, cloud)
3) Extras only (media, networking, build tools)
4) Custom (choose components)
5) Exit
For automation/CI:
./install_macos.sh --yescd ~/.dotfiles
./install_linux.sh
stow ..dotfiles/
├── .Brewfile* # Homebrew packages
├── .config/
│ ├── fish/ # Fish shell
│ ├── nvim/ # Neovim (LazyVim)
│ ├── mise/ # Runtime version manager
│ ├── oh-my-posh/ # Prompt themes
│ ├── tmux/ # Terminal multiplexer
│ └── ...
├── fonts/ # FiraCode + Nerd Fonts
├── install_macos.sh # macOS bootstrap
└── install_linux.sh # Linux bootstrap