My Dotfiles

This repository contains the dotfiles I use in my Arch Linux setup with Qtiles:

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Dotfiles Included

• Qtiles: Window Manager.
• Neovim: Code\Text Editor.
• Tmux: Session and Window manager in Terminal.
• Alacritty: Primary Terminal Emulator.
• Kitty: Terminal emulator.
• Cava: Audio visualizer.
• Fastfetch: System information display setup.
• Rofi: Application Launcher.
• Yazi: Terminal file manager
• ZSH: Shell
• Picom: Compositor
• Dunst: Notifications

⚠️ Link.sh script

The link.sh script creates symbolic links from the dotfiles directory to their respective configuration locations. Warning: It will delete any existing configuration directories for the listed tools before creating the symlinks. Use with caution.