Feel free to take my dotfiles for a spin.
We'll clone the repo locally into your home folder, in a folder called .dotfiles, and also grab a couple of other repos by doing so recursively. Then we simply run the bootstrap file.
cd ~
git clone --recursive https://github.com/beeerd/.dotfiles
cd .dotfiles
ruby bootstrap.rb
There are a few things that these scripts will replace, or make significant changes to. You just need to be aware of that and act accordingly
- Replaces your iTerm preferences
- Sets Zsh as your default shell (just try it, it's easy to change.)
- A few other things, just read the code.
There are a few odds and ends that are too custom or private for a github repo. You might think about moving these.
- ~/.ssh
- ~/.gnupg
- ~/.gitconfig
There is none. If you have custom configurations on our system, you need to look at all of the code to be sure this doesn't do something you don't like.
- Remove 1p mini from menu bar
- enable 1p in alfred
- disable autosubmit in 1p
- Set sync folder
- Add casks dir to alfred search
- Don't make google chrome ask to save passwords... unless HTTP Basic auth
- Look into rbenv plugin to avoid rehash
- Think about installing default gems
- Generate
.local_config
file if it does not exist
Mar 25, 2015
- Cask installers need to look for the
.app
extension for a match - Set owner on /usr/local
- Setting global for brew installation should happen after brew installs