OzzyCzech's dotfiles

Personal macOS config. Zsh, Antidote, Zed, and helpers.

Quick start

git clone [email protected]:OzzyCzech/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles && cd $_ && make

Prerequisites

Install Homebrew:

/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"

Install tools:

brew install git zsh zsh-completions antidote zed

• Zsh — interactive shell
• Zsh Completions — extra completions
• Antidote — fast Zsh plugin manager
• Git — version control
• Zed — code editor

Set Zsh as default shell:

chsh -s /bin/zsh

Setup scripts

Scripts live in setup/ (see setup/README.md for layout):

• apps/ — app-specific defaults (Dock, Finder, Mail, …): run e.g. zsh setup/apps/finder.zsh
• system/ — system & input (keyboard, screensaver, updates); some define functions loaded via defaults.zsh

Load helper functions and run one-off tweaks:

source ./setup/defaults.zsh

Lock screen message

Helps recover a lost device.

set-lock-message " Roman Ožana • +420 605 783 455 • [email protected]"
set-screen-capture ~/Downloads

Backup SSH keys

zip -r ~/Downloads/ssh.zip ~/.ssh

Backup with backup utility

A Swift-based backup utility is included for saving your configuration files and important data. It supports backing up specified files or files listed in a JSON config, only including files and directories that exist. The utility is found in utils/backup.swift and is available in ~/.bin/backup after running make utils.

Usage:

• To backup specific files or directories:

  backup <source1> <source2> ... <out-directory>

• To backup paths defined in a JSON configuration:

  backup -c <config.json> <out-directory>

The JSON config supports lists of paths or groupings for organizing backups. Only files/directories that exist (paths with ~ are supported) will be copied into the backup output directory, retaining relative structure.

For more details and config examples, refer to comments in utils/backup.swift.

Get inspired

https://dotfiles.github.io/inspiration/