Dotfiles Revolution: How I Manage My Entire dev Environment with Chezmoi

[EN] Dotfiles Revolution: How I Manage My Entire dev Environment with Chezmoi If you’re a developer, you’ve probably experienced it: setting up a new machine is painful. Your aliases, configurations, keybindings, favorite tools — everything you spent years perfecting lives scattered across .bashrc, .zshrc, .vimrc, and dozens of other config files. And when you get a new work laptop or reinstall your OS? Start from scratch. I’ve been there. After years of manually copying configs between machines, I decided to finally solve this properly. This is the story of how I built a fully automated, cross-platform dotfiles system using chezmoi that handles everything from my shell aliases to my Neovim config to my terminal emulators — across macOS, Fedora (both regular and Atomic), Raspberry Pi, and Windows. ...

February 14, 2026 Â· Jerome Soyer

Unleash the Cat: Controlling Kitty Terminal with Raycast

[EN] Stop Herding Cats: Master Your Terminal with the Raycast Kitty Extension Let’s be honest: we all spend 90% of our lives in the terminal, and the other 10% wondering which of the 57 open tabs contains that one tail -f we started three hours ago. As a die-hard fan of Kitty (the fast, GPU-based terminal beast) and a daily user of Nushell (because why use old shells when you can have structured data?), I needed a way to bridge the gap between my macOS workflow and my terminal addiction. ...

February 14, 2026 Â· Jerome Soyer