plajiw dotfiles

My personal development and study environment: VS Code, Git, fonts, and a Xournal++ Graphite profile.

Install

Requires Git Bash on Windows, or any bash shell on Linux.

./install.sh

This opens a menu to choose what to install:

• VS Code configs — copies vscode/settings.json and vscode/keybindings.json into VS Code's User folder. Any existing files there are backed up with a .bak suffix first.
• Git config — links git/gitconfig (sets core.editor = code --wait) into your global git config via git config --global include.path, without touching the rest of ~/.gitconfig.
• Fonts — installs JetBrains Mono (editor font) and/or JetBrainsMono Nerd Font (terminal font, used for icons/glyphs) for the current user. On Windows this copies the .ttf files to the per-user Fonts folder and registers them; on Linux it copies them to ~/.local/share/fonts and refreshes the font cache. If the .ttf files aren't present in fonts/, they're downloaded automatically (with a progress bar) from the official JetBrains Mono and Nerd Fonts GitHub releases.
• Xournal++ Graphite — on Windows 10/11, installs the complete Graphite profile: neutral dark UI CSS, the ten-color ink palette, the Graphite Study toolbar, Graphite Grid/Diagram page templates, and the saved Xournal++ preferences (including English locale and dark page). Close Xournal++ before running it. Existing files that change are backed up with a timestamped .bak-* suffix. See xournal/README.md for locations and details.

Everything includes Xournal++ on Windows. The Xournal++ option is currently skipped on macOS and Linux.