Dotfiles

Here you can find my personal configuration files!

Organization

• auto: automatic user level configuration script for common tools; reasonable defaults for every machine, usually finishes instantly and requires minimal user intervention
  • To configure everything, cd into the directory and run ./auto
  • To configure an individual piece, cd into that specific directory and run ./<name>
• manual: manual user level configuration scripts; may be unsuitable for some machines, may run for a while and may require user intervention (e.g. monitoring for errors and installing packages like gcc)
  • rust: installs the Rust programming language and adjust bash config files accordingly. May consume ~1 GiB of disk space.
  • helix: installs the Helix editor. May consume ~150 MiB of disk space.
• setup: Setup guides for Linux machines, mostly focused on Debian & Ubuntu. Includes installation guides (dual boot or regular install) and system and user level setups/configurations.
• system: system level utilities
  • mac-fnmode: fix function keys' behavior when using Mac keyboards
  • sshd: SSH daemon configuration
    • Disables password authentication and only allow SSH public key authentication
      • More secure and defeats brute force attempts on simple passwords
    • Only users in the ssh-users group may log in and prevents remote root log in
      • Defeats login attempts on system users and root
      • Needs to be temporarily disabled if you need to unmount home partition
  • udev: lock your screen when new human input devices are plugged in
    • Defeats Bad USB attacks.
• utils: Utilities. Currently only includes a script to test for true color (24 bit) support, typically under SSH/Mosh sessions and tmux. A smooth rainbow should be shown on correctly set up systems.
• *.asc: my OpenPGP public keys