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Kevin's dotfiles

Dot-files and system configuration for Python developers on macOS with Apple Silicon hardware.

Features

• Aimed at Python programmers using Neovim and VisualStudio Code.
• Targets ZSH shell (now the default since Catalina).
• Produce colored output for most of shell commands.
• All color schemes are based on Monokai.
• Terminal and coding font is Source Code Pro.
• Keeps macOS fast, lean and secure.

Pre-installation

We will reinstall macOS from scratch.

1. Download macOS from the App Store.app.

2. Plug a USB drive to your machine, format it with the Disk Utility app, double-check it is mounted at /Volumes/Untitled, and finally flash it with the macOS image:

   $ sudo /Applications/Install\ macOS\ Monterey.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia --volume /Volumes/Untitled --nointeraction
   

3. Reboot your machine, reinstall macOS, create a user.

4. Login to your new user, and launch System Preferences.app.

5. Go to Security & Privacy → Privacy → Click the lock to make changes, and then unlock with touch ID or password:

   

6. Go to Full Disk Access, click the + button, go to Applications → Utilities, and choose Terminal.app:

   

Install

1. First, you need a local copy of this project.

   If you're lucky and have git already installed on your machine, do:

   $ cd ~
   $ git clone --recursive https://github.com/kdeldycke/dotfiles.git
   

   If you don't have git yet, fetch an archive of the repository:

   $ mkdir ~/dotfiles
   $ cd ~/dotfiles
   $ curl -fsSL https://github.com/kdeldycke/dotfiles/tarball/main | tar --strip-components 1 -xvzf -
   

2. Now you can install the dotfiles on your system:

$ cd ~/dotfiles
$ /bin/zsh ./install.sh 2>&1 | tee ./install.log

Post-installation

Manual setup required to finish up the perfect configuration.

This is a list of manual post-installation steps required to fully configure the system. Haven't found any way to automate them all.

System Preferences.app

1. In Displays, set external monitor scale:

   

2. In Touch ID → Add other fingerprints.

3. In Security & Privacy → Privacy → Accessibility, activate:

   • Amethyst.app
   • Logi Options Daemon
   • Logi Options
   • MonitorControl.app

   

4. In Security & Privacy → Privacy → Full Disk Access, click the + button. Then go to Applications → Utilities, to add:

   • BlockBlock.app
   • KnockKnock.app

5. In Security & Privacy → Privacy → Analytics & Improvements: uncheck all options to disallow analytics sharing.

   

6. In Security & Privacy → Privacy → Apple Advertising: uncheck Personalized Ads option.

   

7. In Security & Privacy → Privacy → Developer Tools, activate Terminal:

   

SSH & GPG

Copy SSH (./dotfiles/dotfiles/.ssh/) and GPG (./dotfiles/dotfiles/.gnupg/) folders from Time Machine backups.

Safari

In Preferences... → Extensions, activate:

• 1Password
• AdGuard Assistant
• Open in IINA

AdGuard

In Preferences... → Filters, click the + button and subscribe to all filter lists:

Logi Options

For productivity, setup custom trackball shortcuts with macOS desktop management tools and Amethyst windows commands.

Page-up button assignment → Smart zoom:

Page-down button assignment → Shift + Opt + Ctrl + J:

Wheel click button assignment → Misson Control:

Wheel left click assignment → Desktop (left):

Wheel right click assignment → Desktop (right):

Side button assignment → Shift + Opt + Space:

Upgrade

I'm trying to make the install procedure indempotent so you'll just have to call the script again to upgrade your system:

$ ./install.sh 2>&1 | tee ./install.log

Maintenance

It mainly consist in refreshing some assets at every macOS major release:

• Regenerate Monokai Soda.terminal profile.

• Re-run p10k configure with the same parameters as before.

• Update screenshots.