README.md

Dotfiles

These dotfiles are forked from Ben "Cowboy" Almans dotfiles. The installation scripts and structure are basically the same. Consult Ben's readme for further documentation.

Installation

• The dotfiles executable will install some applications and modify some system files
• You might want to read Ben Almans readme before executing this.
• I've used the dotfiles on Ubuntu and RHEL. They might also work on other distros as long as you use bash, as well as OSX
• Run these commands:

git clone https://github.com/haakenlid/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles
~/.dotfiles/bin/dotfiles

What happens when running dotfiles?

• A whole bunch of things will be installed
• Dotfiles in $HOME folder is backed up
• The dotfiles in this repo is symlinked to $HOME
• ???
• profit

Some of the programs that gets installed

• git – it's a distributed version control system!
• htop – process monitoring with colours and stuff
• vim – a text editor
• tree – to inspect directories and files
• silversearcher-ag – very fast file content search utility
• ghi – Github command line interface
• ptpython – improved python shell
• ipython – also improved python shell
• ptipython – even more improved python shell!
• tmux – terminal multiplexer

My favourite vim plugins as well (using vim-plug as plugin manager)

• nerdtree
• vim-surround
• ctrlp
• jedi-vim
• vim-gitgutter
• vim-easymotion
• ... and some more ...

Bash functions / aliases / scripts

• ?? – .bash_history search thing (I wrote it)
• gmail – check gmail from the shell
• YOLO – Improve your git productivity by 1000%
• v – fuzzy search in vim history to open recently edited file
• z – Like cd, but better

Tmux and powerline

• Tmux plus tmuxinator plus powerline
• Makes your terminal look good
• Tweaked colours, keyboard shortcuts and powerline segments

Licence

Copyright (c) 2013 "Cowboy" Ben Alman Additions by Håken Lid Licensed under the MIT license