Dotfiles are all those .
files that sit in your ~
and customize your system. Here are mine.
I've gone one step further than just including my dotfiles. I've also included all of my system customizations and installers for the packages I use most. Why a new repository and not a fork you might ask? The honest answer is that there wasn't one repo that fit my tastes well enough so I ended up taking what I considered to be the "best" elements from a number of other repos.
What I like about my dotfiles:
- Uses the Base16 Ocean theme
- Nicely Organised
- Multi-Platform MakeFile-based installer
- Oh-My-Zsh
- Agnoster theme
- Base 16 Ocean Shell Color Fix
- Any
.zsh
file in the dotfiles project is included in zshrc
- Ubuntu Mono fonts (vanilla and powerline modded)
- A massive gitconfig
- Homebrew
- Installs Homebrew AND
brew install
's all of my favourite packages - Uses
homebrew-cask
to install all my applications
- Installs Homebrew AND
- Base16-Ocean colors for IntelliJ (and other IDEA IDE's)
- Base16-Ocean iTerm2 colors
- Vain Hacker defaults for OSX (hacker defaults + eye candy)
- My Python settings
- Pip install useful packages
- Python dotfiles
- Some sensible Ruby settings
- Sublime Text
- Spacegray theme and Base16-Ocean Colors
- Package Control and a lot of plugins
- Customizations for Python development
- Vim
- Base 16 Ocean colors
- A very basic vimrc
# install cross-platform things and dotfiles
make
# just the dotfiles
make dotfiles
# install os-specific things
make mac | linux | windows
If you are planning on using this you will want to
s/dave_tucker/<your_username>
ands/Dave Tucker/<your_name
. Also, you should changeDEFAULT_USER
andPROJECTS
inzshrc
- @chriskempson - for base16
- @robyrussell - for oh-my-zsh
- @holman - inspiration for organisation and install scripts
- @skwp - another inspiration dotfiles repo
- @mathiasbyens - for his awesome osx customization script
- @matthewmccullough - for sharing his gitconfig
- @phinze - for homebrew-cask
- @kkga - for the SpaceGray theme for Sublime Text
- @erikzaadi - for the auto-installation of vundle in vimrc
Copyright 2014 Dave Tucker Licensed under the MIT License