personal-
infra

My whole computer in one repo. Linux on dwm, macOS on AeroSpace, one bootstrap.sh that sets up either, and one theme command that recolours every app from a single palette file.

AnissL93/personal-infra Install → Theme gallery →

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Architecture

One parent repo holds the install machinery. Each part of the setup is its own repo, pulled in as a git submodule. To change a part, commit and push inside its submodule first, then record the new version in the parent.

personal-infra repo ↗

The parent repo. It installs everything and holds no app config itself.

bootstrap.sh runs the steps for the detected OS
packages/ apt.txt, Brewfile, tools.txt, opt.txt
builds/ things built from source
links.txt config symlinks into $HOME, per OS
SOFTWARE.md every installed app
docs/ this site

dotfiles/ Dotfiles ↗

App configs, the colour themes and the theme command. The user manual is MANUAL.md.

themes
alacritty
kitty
bash
doom emacs
nvim
vscode
firefox
obsidian
zathura
lf
hledger
claude

desktop/ desktop ↗

The window-manager layer, split per OS: linux/ (suckless tools, X11, dunst, cursors) and mac/ (AeroSpace, SketchyBar, a Swift dmenu, swallow).

dwm + dmenu + dwmblocks
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slock
dunst
mac: aerospace
mac: sketchybar
mac: dmenu
mac: borders

keymap/ homerow-keymap ↗

One home-row layout on every machine: keyd on Linux, Karabiner rules generated from the same file on macOS.

linux/keyd.conf
mac/karabiner
draw.py

rime/ private

Rime input schemes (小鹤双拼 with 形码 auxiliary codes) for fcitx5 on Linux and Squirrel on macOS.

fcitx5
Squirrel
cn_dicts

syncthing-hub/ syncthing-hub ↗

Syncthing as hub and spoke: an always-on Linux hub holds every folder, and each machine syncs only the folders it needs through it. One TOML file describes the layout; the tool sets every machine up over SSH.