gezpage/dotfiles
Personal linux dotfiles. Helper scripts assume you have cloned the repo to ~/.dotfiles
Installation
Clone the repository to ~/.dotfiles
git clone git@github.com:gezpage/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles
If you want to hand pick which dotfiles will be installed, copy the dotfiles file to dotfiles.local and make changes to it (delete lines as needed).
cp ~/.dotfiles/dotfiles{,.local}
vim ~/.dotfiles/dotfiles.local
Now run the install script
~/.dotfiles/install.sh
Dotfiles Command
The install script will make a new command dotfiles available in your
path (assuming you have started a new fish or bash shell). Various
commands are available, to get help:
dotfiles help
Updating dotfiles
Run dotfiles update to pull changes from github and relink to
your home directory.
Installing the Vim config
Your existing vim config will be wiped and the vim config script also updates your dotfiles.
If you wish to configure which Vim bundles are installed, copy the .vimrc.bundles file to .vimrc.bundles.local in your home directory and make changes to it:
cp ~/.dotfiles/.vimrc.bundles ~/.vimrc.bundles.local
vim ~/.vimrc.bundles.local
Now run the vim config installer:
dotfiles vim-install
If you wish to use a local vimrc, create the file ~/.vimrc.local and it will be called at the end of .vimrc
Full Vim bundles update
dotfiles vim-update
Vim bundles quick update
This only removes and installs new as per bundles config changes
dotfiles vim-update-quick
Bash / Fish / Zsh
I have included config files for both Bash and Fish shell, if you want
to change to one, use the chsh command and then fully log out and
back in again.
Helper installers
I've started adding some helper installers which are only advisable to use on Debian based Linux:
~/.dotfiles/bin/powerline-install.sh ~/.dotfiles/bin/tmux-install.sh