dotfiles

Personal developer environment configuration. One git clone + ./install.sh to reproduce the setup on any machine.

What this manages

• .gitconfig — user identity, default branch, pull/rebase, editor
• ~/.claude/settings.json — global Claude Code settings and hooks
• ~/git/homelab-server-architecture/.claude/settings.local.json — project-local Claude Code hooks

Structure

dotfiles/
├── bootstrap.sh                        # installs apt packages, ansible, claude code
├── install.sh                          # renders templates and writes config files
├── validate.sh                         # checks template integrity before install
├── scripts/
│   └── workstation/
│       └── sync-gdm-wallpaper.sh       # sync latest Bing wallpaper to the GDM login screen
└── templates/
    ├── gitconfig                       # ~/.gitconfig
    ├── claude-global-settings.json     # ~/.claude/settings.json
    └── homelab-settings.local.json     # ~/git/homelab-server-architecture/.claude/settings.local.json

Usage

git clone git@github.com:NicolasPogorzelski/dotfiles.git ~/git/dotfiles
cd ~/git/dotfiles
./validate.sh          # verify templates are intact
./install.sh --dry-run # preview what will be written
./install.sh           # apply

Workstation scripts

Standalone helpers — not run by install.sh:

• scripts/workstation/sync-gdm-wallpaper.sh — copies the latest image downloaded by the Bing Wallpaper GNOME extension to the GDM login screen background via dconf (CachyOS/GNOME). Set WALLPAPER_USER_HOME at the top first, then run as root: sudo ./scripts/workstation/sync-gdm-wallpaper.sh.

Prerequisites

• python3 available on the target machine
• ~/git/homelab-server-architecture cloned and present
• Claude Code installed