dotfiles

> one command. fresh machine, fully provisioned. _

Personal setup for a macOS (Apple Silicon) workstation and a headless Fedora Linux dev box, managed by chezmoi. One repo drives both; scripts branch on OS and on a headless flag. Idempotent — safe to apply twice.

Install

sh -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/escalonc/dotfiles/main/install.sh)"

Bootstraps the essentials (Homebrew on macOS, git on Linux), then runs chezmoi init --apply on this repo. On Linux you're asked once whether the machine is headless (yes for a server).

Manual steps (once per machine)

• macOS: enable the 1Password SSH agent — 1Password → Settings → Developer → Use the SSH Agent. Until then, SSH and git commit fail (commits are signed via 1Password, commit.gpgsign = true).
• Commit signing is macOS-only by design: the Linux box is headless, has no 1Password app, and makes unsigned commits.

Usage

chezmoi diff      # preview what would change
chezmoi update    # pull latest + reapply
chezmoi apply     # reapply local source state

Layout

The source is the source of truth — this README deliberately doesn't duplicate it. The repo follows plain chezmoi conventions: dot_* → ~/.*, dot_config/* → ~/.config/*, .tmpl files are Go templates branching per OS, and .chezmoiscripts/run_onchange_* scripts re-run whenever their rendered content changes (e.g. editing Brewfile re-triggers brew bundle). Start with install.sh, Brewfile, and .chezmoiscripts/ to see what a fresh machine gets.