Ioannis Petrousov·6d agoMigrating My dotfiles to an Agentic SetupLike many developers, I spent years managing my system configuration using a bare Git repository rooted in $HOME. It is a simple and…
Rizki Rakasiwi·Oct 12Build your first Hyprland bar plugin for Hyprsimple using QuickshellIf you run Hyprland, you have probably wanted to put something of your own in the bar. A number you care about. A button for a script you…
Jon Mosco·Oct 5Keeping tmux: Why I Built tmux-canopyI’ve been using tmux for a long time. Since AI agents entered the scene, so have a lot of other ways to manage sessions besides tmux. My…
gengwg·Oct 1Layering zsh config: machine-local vs sharedOne shell config, several machines, and a handful of settings that genuinely cannot be the same on all of them. The fix is layering rather…
Thomas Bury·Sep 24Why Not Just Commit Your Dotfiles to Git? Dotfiles managementA Git repo is a good home for dotfiles. The trouble begins when the file you want to version is no longer the file every machine should…
Roman Koval·Aug 2From Zero to Configured: Bootstrapping a New Mac with GNU StowFive steps, one Git repo, and a fresh machine that feels like yours again.
Dongmin Yu·Jul 25nvm Keeps Eating My Global Packages: Building node-snapshot to Get Them BackNot a Medium member? Read the full story for free.
InStackademicbyAashutosh Bairagi·Jul 20From a Fresh Arch Install to a Fully Configured Development Environment in One CommandHow I automated my Arch Linux + Omarchy + Hyprland setup with reproducible dotfiles, backups, and a single bootstrap script
Subash Niroula·Jul 19My Entire AI Agent Setup Lives in a Git Repo. One Paste Restores It.Part 6 of 6 in a series on treating your AI coding agent like infrastructure.
Patrick Valer·Jul 8Treating Your Dotfiles Like Production CodeImagine your laptop dies today. Not a backup failure, the hardware is just gone.A response icon1A response icon1
