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rexim/dotfiles
Config files for mixer
This is Tsoding (Alexey Kutepov)'s personal dotfiles: Emacs config plus zsh, tmux, i3, urxvt, vim, and Windows setup, deployed via matching deploy.sh/deploy.ps1 scripts. It's for someone who wants to see a working multi-OS terminal/Emacs setup or specifically wants his custom Emacs major modes, not a general-purpose dotfiles framework.
Ships custom Emacs major modes for niche languages he's built himself (porth-mode, noq-mode, umka-mode, jai-mode, simpc-mode) — genuinely hard to find elsewhere and useful if you're following his language projects. Deployment is cross-platform on purpose: deploy.sh for Linux and deploy.ps1 for Windows, not just a symlink script that assumes one OS. Yasnippet coverage spans a wide range of modes (C, C++, CSS, nxml, Java, Rust, Perl), showing this has been maintained and used daily for years.
README is three lines and doesn't explain what's actually interesting here (the custom major modes, the .emacs.rc structure) — you have to dig through the tree yourself. Like almost all dotfiles repos, config is hardcoded to his machine and workflow (oh-my-zsh, urxvt, i3, specific screen layouts for named hardware like 'b590'/'g50'), so deploy.sh will fight you if your setup differs. No license file visible, which matters if you want to lift the major modes into your own config. No CI or validation on the deploy scripts, so a broken deploy is only caught when someone runs it on a fresh machine.