Aesthetic and functional dotfiles tailored for the GNOME desktop environment, featuring the warm and cozy Gruvbox theme. This setup includes personalized configurations, extensions, fonts, and a minimal, elegant UI.
Start by installing the required components, then copy the configuration files into your ~/.config directory.
# Clone this repository
git clone https://github.com/username/repository.git
# Navigate to the project directory
cd repositoryInstall the GTK theme and icon set from the following sources:
Once downloaded, or by extracting the files from my gtk-3.0 and gtk-4.0 folders, place them into your ~/.config directory. Make sure to check which version of GNOME you have; some versions may only require placing the files in the .theme and .icons folders, but others may require placing them in gtk-4.0 for proper functionality. Full instructions are available here.
For the terminal, you can install Warp from the official website:
# Download Warp from the official site: https://warp.dev/linux
# Go to the folder where the .deb file was downloaded
cd ~/Downloads
# Install the .deb file (replace the name if it's different)
sudo dpkg -i warp-terminal.deb
# Fix dependencies if necessary
sudo apt-get install -f
# Alternatively, use the install script
curl https://warp.dev/install.sh | bashAnd paste my config in the Warp File
# 1 Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/PomeZzz/dotfiles.git
cd repo location
# 2 make the file executable
chmod +x gnome-extensions-config.sh
This step is NOT automatic. The extensions.conf file only imports the settings, but does not install extensions if you don't already have them installed. 💡 To install GNOME extensions:
You can use the official extension store: 🔗 https://extensions.gnome.org
List of Extensions
- Blur my Shell
- Color Picker
- Just Perfection
- Media Controls
- Open Bar
- Panel Note
# 4 Imports de configuration
./gnome-extensions-config.sh import
If you have the extensions installed and turned on, the settings should be applied automatically. Log out and log back in to see the effects.
First you have to download fastfetch on your terminal, Fastfetch official site Here
Once you have installed FastFetch, download the FastFetch folder from my dotfiles and replace your folder with mine to have my configuration.
You may need to install the following optional utilities:
cbonsai neofetch pokemon-colorscripts-git feh jp2a htopnvimHere are the key applications I use for this setup:
- VSCode (with Hack Nerd Font and Gruvbox Material Modern theme)
- Obsidian (Markdown editor with Gruvbox theme)
- Spotify (No Theme Yet)
- nvim
- Discord (No Theme yet)
- Firefox (with Gruvbox theme)
For system fonts, I primarily use Ubuntu Nerd Fonts. You can download them from the official Nerd Fonts repository here.
Enjoy these wallpapers to complement your setup:
