Cross-platform configuration for Windows and Ubuntu
View on GitHub →irm dotfiles.klimenko.dk/install.ps1 | iex
curl -fsSL dotfiles.klimenko.dk/install.sh | bash
Security Note: Always review scripts before running them. View the source at github.com/romaklimenko/dotfiles.
Custom Windows PowerShell configuration with:
$env:HOME set to C:\homeLinux shell setup with:
Modern Neovim setup (from romaklimenko/nvim)
Shared Claude Code settings across machines
CLAUDE.md instructionssettings.json)One-line setup for new machines via dotfiles.klimenko.dk
$env:HOME set to C:\homell, la - List filesvim, vi - Opens Neovim (if installed)cdh - Go to HOME directoryhh - Go to HOME directory (if set)dots - Go to dotfiles directory.., ..., .... - Go up 1, 2, or 3 directoriesgs - git statusga - git addgc - git commitgpsh - git pushgl - git log (oneline, graph, decorate)gd - git diffgco - git checkoutgb - git branchgpll - git pulldbcfg - Open .databrickscfg in editord - databricksdb - databricks bundledbd - databricks bundle deploydbv - databricks bundle validatedbr - databricks bundle rundbs - databricks bundle syncdw - databricks workspacedj - databricks jobsdc - databricks clustersdfs - databricks fsubuntu - Launch WSL Ubuntuwslh - Open WSL in home directorydotsync - Apply dotfiles from local repo to system (for testing without committing)dotpull - Pull latest from remote repo and applypp - Reload PowerShell profilewhich - Find command locationtouch - Create or update file timestampgrep - Search text with patternslsa - List all files (including hidden)du - Show directory sizemkcd - Create directory and cd into itmyip - Show external IPv4 addressmyip6 - Show external IPv6 addressexplore - Open directory in Windows ExplorerIf you prefer to install manually or want more control over the process, follow the detailed instructions in the README on GitHub.
To update your dotfiles to the latest version:
cd C:\home\dotfiles
git pull
git submodule update --remote
cd ~/dotfiles
git pull
git submodule update --remote
For issues, questions, or contributions, please visit the GitHub repository.
For detailed documentation, customization options, and troubleshooting tips, see the full README on GitHub.