A comprehensive, production-ready Fedora Linux configuration with modern terminal tools, development environment, and productivity scripts.

• Modern Terminal Experience: Zsh with Oh My Zsh, autosuggestions, and syntax highlighting
• Beautiful UI: Catppuccin theme across all applications
• Developer Tools: Neovim with LSP, Kitty terminal, Tmux multiplexer
• System Scripts: Automated system maintenance and power management
• File Manager: Superfile with modern UI
• Terminal Clock: Peaclock with multiple themes
• Fun Elements: Pokémon colorscripts for terminal startup

• pokemon-colorscripts/
  Pokémon-themed terminal color scripts with 900+ sprites
• Scripts/
  System management and utility scripts:
  • update.sh – DNF system update, cleanup, and flatpak updates
  • Power-Saving.sh – GNOME power profile switching
  • HotspotConnections.sh – Network hotspot device monitoring
• tmux/
  Tmux configuration with TPM plugin manager and modern styling
• kitty/
  Kitty terminal with Catppuccin theme and Wayland support
• nvim/
  Complete Neovim IDE setup:
  • LSP servers for 10+ languages
  • Lazy.nvim plugin manager
  • File explorer, fuzzy finder, Git integration
  • Auto-completion and debugging support
• superfile/
  Modern terminal file manager configuration
• peaclock/
  Terminal clock with multiple visual themes
• .zshrc
  Zsh configuration with aliases, exports, and tmux integration

• Fedora Linux 38+ (recommended: Fedora 39+)
• Internet connection for package installation
• Git (usually pre-installed)

git clone https://github.com/Rakeshyadav-19/Fedora-Linux.git ~/Fedora-Linux
cd ~/Fedora-Linux

chmod +x install.sh
./install.sh

Log out and back in, or restart your terminal to activate all changes.

• Core Tools: tmux, zsh, git, curl, wget
• Terminal Utilities: eza, bat, fzf, ripgrep, fd-find
• Development: neovim, nodejs, npm, python3-pip
• Media: xclip, wl-clipboard, figlet
• Optional: kitty, flatpak support

• .zshrc → ~/.zshrc
• tmux/.tmux.conf → ~/.tmux.conf
• kitty/kitty.conf → ~/.config/kitty/kitty.conf
• nvim/ → ~/.config/nvim/
• superfile/ → ~/.config/superfile/
• peaclock/ → ~/.config/peaclock/

• Oh My Zsh framework
• zsh-autosuggestions
• zsh-syntax-highlighting
• Custom aliases and functions

• System Update: sysup → ~/Fedora-Linux/Scripts/update.sh
• Power Management: power-saver → ~/Fedora-Linux/Scripts/Power-Saving.sh
• Hotspot Monitor: hotscon → ~/Fedora-Linux/Scripts/HotspotConnections.sh

• vi → nvim (Neovim as default editor)
• ls → eza --icons=auto (Modern ls with icons)
• c → clear (Quick clear)
• pokemon → pokemon-colorscripts -r (Random Pokémon)
• peaclock → Configured peaclock with themes

• Theme: Catppuccin Mocha with transparency
• Features: Wayland support, URL detection, cursor effects
• Auto-tmux: Automatically starts tmux session in Kitty

• Prefix: Ctrl+A (instead of default Ctrl+B)
• Mouse Support: Full mouse integration
• Plugins: TPM (Tmux Plugin Manager) ready
• Theme: Custom status bar with activity monitoring

• Plugin Manager: Lazy.nvim
• LSP Support: 10+ language servers (Python, TypeScript, Rust, Go, etc.)
• Features:
  • File explorer (Neo-tree)
  • Fuzzy finder (Telescope)
  • Git integration (Fugitive, Gitsigns)
  • Auto-completion (nvim-cmp)
  • Debugging support (nvim-dap)
  • Treesitter syntax highlighting

• superfile: TUI file manager with themes
• peaclock: Terminal clock with visual configs
• pokemon-colorscripts: 900+ Pokémon sprites for terminal fun

• OS: Fedora Linux 38+
• RAM: 4GB (8GB+ recommended for Neovim LSP)
• Storage: 2GB free space
• Display: Any resolution (optimized for 1080p+)

The install script will automatically install these:

# Core system tools
tmux zsh git curl wget nodejs npm python3-pip

# Terminal utilities
eza bat fzf ripgrep fd-find neovim kitty

# Development tools
gcc make cmake python3-dev nodejs-dev

# Media and clipboard
xclip wl-clipboard figlet

# Optional enhancements
flatpak snapd

# Check if everything is working
tmux -V
nvim --version
zsh --version
pokemon-colorscripts --help

• Edit ~/.zshrc for additional aliases
• Modify ~/.tmux.conf for tmux preferences
• Configure Neovim plugins in ~/.config/nvim/lua/plugins.lua
• Adjust Kitty theme in ~/.config/kitty/kitty.conf

# Python
pip install python-lsp-server

# Node.js/TypeScript
npm install -g typescript-language-server

# Rust
rustup component add rust-analyzer

1. Zsh not set as default shell

chsh -s $(which zsh)
# Log out and back in

2. Tmux plugins not working

# Install TPM first
git clone https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tpm ~/.tmux/plugins/tpm
# Then in tmux: Prefix + I to install plugins

3. Neovim LSP servers not working

# Open Neovim and run:
:checkhealth lsp
# Install missing servers as suggested

4. Kitty config not loading

# Verify Kitty is installed and config path is correct
kitty --debug-config

5. Pokemon colorscripts not showing

# Check if it's in PATH
echo $PATH | grep -q ~/.local/bin && echo "PATH OK" || echo "Add ~/.local/bin to PATH"

More screenshots and demos available in individual tool directories

# Update system packages
sysup

# Update dotfiles (pull latest changes)
cd ~/Fedora-Linux && git pull

# Update Neovim plugins
nvim -c "Lazy sync" -c "qa"

# Update Oh My Zsh
omz update

# The setup creates symlinks, so your configs are already in the repo
# Commit any changes you make:
cd ~/Fedora-Linux
git add -A
git commit -m "Personal customizations"
git push

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Individual components have their own licenses:

• pokemon-colorscripts - MIT License
• Other tools follow their respective licenses

• pokemon-colorscripts - Terminal Pokémon art
• Oh My Zsh - Zsh framework
• Tmux - Terminal multiplexer
• Kitty - Modern terminal emulator
• Neovim - Hyperextensible text editor
• Catppuccin - Beautiful pastel themes
• Lazy.nvim - Plugin manager for Neovim

1. Fork this repository
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add amazing feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/amazing-feature)
5. Open a Pull Request

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• ⭐ Starring this repository
• 🐛 Reporting issues
• 📝 Contributing improvements
• 📢 Sharing with others

Happy hacking! 🚀