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Config files for Ubuntu dev environment - including vim
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Config files for Ubuntu dev environment - including vim

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# Dotfiles

## Installation

```sh
git clone --recurse-submodules https://github.com/tecfu/dotfiles ~/dotfiles
. ~/dotfiles/INSTALL.sh
```

## Updating

```sh
git update --recursive --remote
git pull --recurse-submodules
```

## Contents

- [Terminal Emulator Config](https://github.com/tecfu/.terminal/tree/server)

- [Vim Config](https://github.com/tecfu/.vim/tree/server)

- [Vimperator Config](https://github.com/tecfu/.vimperator/tree/master)

- [X Window System (.Xmodmap, et.al) Config](https://github.com/tecfu/x11-config/tree/master)

- [XFCE (.xfce)](https://github.com/tecfu/.xfce)

## What each git submodule in this repo does

### Surfingkeys

Configuration and installation instructions for [Surfingkeys](https://github.com/tecfu/Surfingkeys/tree/hack_hint_sizes)

### Vim

The vim setup here should work on a Mac and even on a Windows box, but I haven't used it in those environments so there may be some tweaking needed.

### Vimperator

Vimperator is a dead project and I've begrudgingly moved to Vimium, but I'll keep the config here for now anyway as a hommage. Vimperator was incredible.

> Note: Using [Surfingkeys](https://github.com/tecfu/Surfingkeys/tree/hack_hint_sizes) as a replacement

### Terminal Config

Sets bash to run in vi-mode. Here are a couple articles on that:

- [Working Productively in Bash's Vi Command Line Editing Mode](http://www.catonmat.net/blog/bash-vi-editing-mode-cheat-sheet)

- [Vi mode in Bash](https://sanctum.geek.nz/arabesque/vi-mode-in-bash)

### X-11 Config

This is where I have stored files that allow me to remap hotkeys for Google Chrome / Chromium which otherwise can't be remapped. Think \ (), \.

### XFCE

- Keyboad shortcuts (move Window to workspace)
- Themes
- Panel settings

## License

**The MIT License (MIT)**

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