codelucas / dotfiles

Supreme terminal configurations 💻

This repository contains my command line environment settings, hence "dotfiles". This setup is optimized for OSX and Ubuntu environments. I don't recommend replicating this setup if you are other operating systems.

Installation:

• Install zsh (needed before next step)
  • sudo apt install zsh
  • https://www.tecmint.com/install-zsh-in-ubuntu/
• Install oh-my-zshrc
  • sh -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/master/tools/install.sh)" or sh -c "$(wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh/master/tools/install.sh -O -)"
• Run command to install ubuntu packages (mosh, pip, hg, flake8)
  • ./ubuntu_setup.sh
• Install dircolors because my setup relies on that to display colors properly
  • Run brew install coreutils, which installs dircolors among other things
• Move all dot scripts to their proper locations:
  • cp /path/to/repo/dotfiles/.zshrc ~/.zshrc
  • cp /path/to/repo/dotfiles/.dircolors ~/.dircolors
  • cp /path/to/repo/dotfiles/.gitconfig ~/.gitconfig
• Set zsh as your default shell
  • chsh -s /bin/zsh
• (OSX specific instructions) Finally to make sure the OSX terminal colors are proper, use my custom solarized terminal colors here:
  • Open up either of the .terminal theme files in the osx-pallets folder provided and run it. Then open terminal preferences. Solarized Dark should be a profile option. Select it and set as default. Ensure that the terminals are declared as xterm-256color
• Finally, install the Sublime 3 color schemes.
  • Make sure you install Package Control
  • Use package control to install PackageResourceViewer
  • Install the 3024 light and Soda Light 3 themes if not already installed
  • CMD + Shift + p => UI: Select Theme => Soda Light 3
  • CMD + Shift + p => UI: Select Color Scheme => 3024 Day
  • Copy in the provided 3024 Day.tmTheme file provided in this repo into its proper location, find via PackageResourceViewer
  • Copy the provided Preferences.sublime-settings file into the proper location under settings via CMD + ,

If your directory and other files do not display colors for the ls command, make sure dircolors is installed with sudo apt-get install dircolors. On OSX, use brew install coreutils.

If you are interested in my VIM setup, which is tailored for this dotfile setup, please see this link

Still have questions? Feel free to contact me at https://codelucas.com