rossja / dotfiles

configs and such

Dotfiles

This is a collection of configuration files I find handy

Homebrew

1. cd into the public/homebrew directory
2. Run brew bundle install to install everything in Brewfile
3. If you prefer to use the minimal file run brew bundle install --file=Brewfile.min instead

Cool ZSH prompt: Zero to Eleven

on Mac OS X

1. Install dev tools: xcode-select --install
2. Install homebrew: /usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"
3. Clone this repo: git clone "https://github.com/rossja/dotfiles.git" "$HOME/src/dotfiles"
4. Install the required software: cd $HOME/src/dotfiles/public/homebrew && brew bundle
5. (OPTIONAL) Clone the iterm2 themes repo: git clone "https://github.com/mbadolato/iTerm2-Color-Schemes.git" "$HOME/src/iTerm2-Color-Schemes"
6. Configure iterm2:
   • General Tab:
     • check 'Quit when all windows are closed'
   • Appearance Tab:
     • Check 'Dimming affects only text, not background'
     • Check 'Dim background windows'
     • Set Theme to 'Dark'
   • Profiles Tab:
     • Make a new profile, and edit it with:
       1. General:
          • Set 'Working Directory' to 'Reuse previous session's directory'
       2. Colors
          • Set Color Theme to whatever you like. I prefer 'Smoooooth' theme
          • Set Cursor color to white
          • Set Cursor text color to black
       3. Text
          • Change font to powerline-enabled font ('Hack Nerd Font Mono' is in the bundle)
       4. Terminal
          • Change scrollback lines to 100,000
     • Set New profile as default
7. Link the configurations:

   ln -s $HOME/src/dotfiles/public/zsh/zshrc $HOME/.zshrc
   ln -s $HOME/src/dotfiles/public/zsh/zsh.d $HOME/.zsh.d
   ln -s $HOME/src/dotfiles/public/zsh/aliases.zsh $HOME/.aliases.zsh
   ln -s $HOME/src/dotfiles/public/zsh/oh-my-zsh $HOME/.oh-my-zsh
   ln -s $HOME/src/dotfiles/public/vim/vimrc $HOME/.vimrc
   ln -s $HOME/src/dotfiles/public/vim/vim $HOME/.vim
   ln -s $HOME/src/dotfiles/public/dev/wgetrc $HOME/.wgetrc
   ln -s $HOME/src/dotfiles/public/dev/eslintrc.json $HOME/.eslintrc.json
   

8. Close terminal, start iterm2
9. Enjoy the awesome!

A screenshot of the zsh configuration described above

A screenshot of the same config on the system terminal, using the Pro theme

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on Linux (Ubuntu/Debian Based)

1. Install dev tools: apt-get install git
2. Clone this repo: git clone "https://github.com/rossja/dotfiles.git" "$HOME/src/dotfiles"
3. Install the desired fonts from $HOME/Documents/dotfiles/public/fonts
4. Configure your terminal to use the desired font
5. Link the configurations:

   ln -s $HOME/src/dotfiles/public/zsh/zshrc $HOME/.zshrc
   ln -s $HOME/src/dotfiles/public/zsh/zsh.d $HOME/.zsh.d
   ln -s $HOME/src/dotfiles/public/zsh/aliases.zsh $HOME/.aliases.zsh
   ln -s $HOME/src/dotfiles/public/zsh/oh-my-zsh $HOME/.oh-my-zsh
   ln -s $HOME/src/dotfiles/public/vim/vimrc $HOME/.vimrc
   ln -s $HOME/src/dotfiles/public/vim/vim $HOME/.vim
   ln -s $HOME/src/dotfiles/public/dev/wgetrc $HOME/.wgetrc
   ln -s $HOME/src/dotfiles/public/dev/eslintrc.json $HOME/.eslintrc.json
   

6. Restart terminal
7. Enjoy the awesome!

A screenshot of the zsh configuration described above, on Kali Linux (KDE version)