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dotfiles

This is a collection of dotfiles used for customizing macOS/Linux and setting up the developer tools I use. Clone to your home directory so that the path is ~/.dotfiles/ and symlink the dotfiles to the home directory.

ITerm2

Vim

Features

custom iTerm2 colour scheme and font
custom bash/zsh prompt with git and battery
bash/zsh configuration
bash/zsh aliases
git aliases
git ignores
tmux
vim config
macOS configs

Installation

$ git clone https://github.com/bmacauley/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles
$ cd ~/.dotfiles
$ chmod +x install.sh
$ ./install.sh

License

MIT

Author

Brian Macauley
[email protected]

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dotfiles's Issues

fix powerlineish airline theme issue in .vimrc

move terminal pics(issue-1) into a directory

Add list dns aliases

Programmatically Grab Active DNS Servers On macOS
http://krypted.com/mac-os-x/programmatically-grab-active-dns-servers-macos/

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ITerm2

Vim

.gitconfig issue...incorrect email address being used for commits

possible solution:

Git: Using Different User Emails for Different Repositories

UPDATE 2 (2016-08): Philip Seeger wrote in to say that using email = "(none)" will no longer work. Well, it will, but it will actually use (none) as the email address.

Instead – starting with Git 2.8 – you can run the following from the command line to get a per-repo email configured:

Require setting user.name and email per-repo:
$ git config --global user.useConfigOnly true

Remove email address from global config:
$ git config --global --unset-all user.email
From GitHub’s blog post on the 2.8 release:

Now you can tell Git not to guess, but rather to insist that you set user.name and user.email explicitly before it will let you commit.

Multiple personalities in Git

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