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Personal Dotfiles
https://github.com/squarism/dotfiles
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Personal Dotfiles
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/squarism/dotfiles
- Owner: squarism
- Created: 2012-09-06T00:16:17.000Z (about 12 years ago)
- Default Branch: main
- Last Pushed: 2024-08-01T18:12:59.000Z (3 months ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-08-02T19:47:05.337Z (3 months ago)
- Language: Shell
- Homepage:
- Size: 139 KB
- Stars: 5
- Watchers: 2
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
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README
# Dotfiles
My baseline configs for fresh boxes. This repo can be used to
re-baseline a box but it'll stomp on your vim config (after backing it up).
So this is primarily a "fresh machine" kinda of thing.
* fish
* fisher fish package manager
* neovim config
* phoenix desktop manager
* gitconfig
The rest of the configs are vestigal and will be removed one day:
* zsh
* weechat and irssi IRC defaults.
* gemrc - Gets rid of documentation on Ruby gems.
## Install
I used to have an install script but things have simplified a bunch and I don't have CI for new boxes.
## Fish
I use very few fish plugins. I find [fisher](https://github.com/jorgebucaran/fisher) to be the easiest to install and write for so that's what I use.
* [zoxide](https://github.com/kidonng/zoxide.fish)
* [pure](https://github.com/pure-fish/pure)
* my own [lockrebase](https://github.com/squarism/lockrebase) ;)
## NeoVim
Copy the vim config into `~/.config/nvim/init.vim`. Then run `:call dein#install()`.
There is a cheatsheet.
`cp neovim/cheatsheet.txt ~/.config/nvim`
Access the cheatsheet with `?`. Leader is `,`.
## Themes
You will probably pick the theme you like. I like a light theme for consistency because of the web even if I do prefer dark themes.
This might change.
💡 In the past, I used to use base16 themes to set the shell theme and ignore iTerm. I have flip-flopped on this but have found that having iTerm2 set the theme is the best for consistency.
Current Theme Setup (this changes often):
* Fish - ([pure](https://github.com/pure-fish/pure) theme installed with `fisher`)
* neovim - base16-harmonic-light
* lualine (neovim) - ayu_light
* iTerm2 - Either [Ayu Mirage](https://github.com/michelegera/iterm2-ayu-mirage) for a light theme or a combo of gruvbox themes for iTerm2, vim and vscode for a dark theme.
Phoenix
-----
[Phoenix](https://github.com/jasonm23/phoenix) allows you to quickly
arrange windows on OSX, sort of like Xmonad. You'll need to install it
first (the instructions are easy). The
[config I use](https://github.com/jasonm23/Phoenix-config/blob/master/.phoenix.litcoffee)
is from the wiki there. The original is in coffeescript and has to be
compiled to JS. The phoenix.js file in this repo is already convered
and edited a little bit. Here are the key-combinations I use everyday.
> Ctrl-Option-Command starts everything. From here on out, Ctrl-Option-Command is "mash".
+ Left Arrow = Push window to the left
+ Right Arrow = Push window to the right
You can move a window into quads with these four keys:
+ ...
Screen Corners
----------------
| Q | W |
| A | S |
----------------
The rest of the keys are on the wiki (with a nice diagram too).
The installer does not copy this file as it's not really "unixy". If you use Phoenix or just want to try using a nice starting config, copy it and Phoenix will automatically load it.
cp phoenix.js ~/.phoenix.js
Irssi
---
My config just adds a shortcut for freenode to auto-authenticate.
This can also be achieved by doing this:
```
# while connected to freenode and after registering etc (or any IRC network)
/network add -autosend "/^msg NickServ identify yourpassword"
/save
```
Edit ~/.irssi/config and change the `CHANGEME` bits.
## Tmux
I stole so much from sorin-ionescu/dot-files here. I changed a few things here. Like got rid of mouse switching. Ctrl-L which normally clears the shell screen switches panes which is a minor concession. Vim navigation all over the place. It's well documented from sorin.
## Languages
I use `asdf` for all language installers. The list of languages is not listed here.