Note
Currently, it's just been "uploaded for now." (Early May 2026)
This is my terminal related dotfiles.
For the settings of window manager related dotfiles, refer to https://github.com/dollplayer2501/dotfiles_ver3_window-manager.
The following is a general overview of this environment:
- EndeavourOS
- First, I install the Xfce4 environment.
- Next, I install Qtile, which I use as my main tool.
- I don't use a special application for managing dotfiles.
- The actual dotfiles are all stored in this repository.
- I create a link in
~/configfor each application stored here.
For example, to add a Kitty terminal configuration file to this repository, you need to execute the following from the terminal.
mv ~/.config/kitty ~/Projects/dotfiles_ver3_terminal
ln -s ~Projects/dotfiles_ver3_terminal/kitty ~/.configHowever, I imagine that issuing these as separate commands might cause problems depending on the application.
Also, for versatility, I implemented it as a function in the Fish shell.
See ./fish/functions/my_mv_and_ln.fish for details.
TODO: In the future, if I perform a clean format of the OS, I will need to restore ~/.config from this repository.
I will need to implement this Fish shell script function at a later date.
I'm not sure if this management method is the best solution for me.
I'm not aiming for "perfection," nor am I striving to create a "rice" that I want to show off to others.
I'm just hoping for a color scheme that's roughly in line with the desired look.
The base environment is the Xfce4 environment on EndeavourOS.
If my memory serves me correctly, EndeavourOS's Xfce4 directly used the color scheme from xfce4-terminal.
In other words, the background is dark blue, with orange and dark purple as accent colors.
When it's possible to specify colors using HEX colors, I'm using the following color set.
This can be checked with ./fish/functions/my_color_scheme.fish.
#08052b#221f45#7f3fbf#7f7fff#7fbaff#9999cc#cc3980#cdccdb#e3e3ea#ff7f7f
