Configuring the universe, one spilled coffee at a time.

There’s a few things configured here, and they change relatively often, but the major components are:

Doom emacs with a focus on org mode and python/scala development.

I have a modular/literate config, so docs are included in the code and each major component of my config can be viewed separately.

I also have chemacs set up, which I only really use to declare emacs bankruptcy and start a new config.

For a terminal emulator, I use wezterm (a quick and modern terminal emulator with a human readable/editable config file and modular keybindings).

For a shell, I use nushell (a quick shell with nice semantics).

bootstrapping tool for linking configurations to the appropriate place

tiling window manager for macos, and its keybinding software

On a new machine:

xcode-select --install  # if not installed already
sh -c "$(curl -fsLS get.chezmoi.io)" -- init --apply pakelley/...

To re-run:

chezmoi apply

Notably, the scripts are only set up for configuring a mac for now.

For reference, this is what I still need after running the script:

• Activate licenses for the few apps I’m willing to pay for (fantastical, dash, raycast)
• Log into whatever needs it (spotify, anki (web), etc)
• Log into Zotero, add BetterBibTeX extension, and set up auto-export
• Install “Fenced code plus” Logseq plugin for mermaid support, and setup zotero integration