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When using dotfiles, the configuration is altered such that terminal windows will not properly restore as per the default behaviour

Sparkling fresh MacOs install on a sparking fresh MBP here, cloned to ~/.dotfiles/ and ran make from the dotfiles directory but looks like homebrew isn't making it into PATH? I'm trying to step though the Makefile but with a dozen tabs open, my command of make is more like a weak suggestion. I'll update here if I figure something out.

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if ! grep -q /opt/homebrew/bin/bash /private/etc/shells; then \
		brew install bash bash-completion@2 pcre && \
		sudo append /opt/homebrew/bin/bash /private/etc/shells && \
		chsh -s /opt/homebrew/bin/bash; \
	fi
/bin/bash: brew: command not found
make: *** [bash] Error 127

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Hi, is it possible to do script for this settings? i search hard bud cant find

"Finder: items in the sidebar"
show Mac
hide iCloud/recents
defaults write com.apple.finder ShowRecentTags -bool false

"Settings-general-RecentItems - NONE"
"set F13(printScr) for save-screenshot-as-file"
"set Alt+F13(printScr) for save-pic-of-area-as-file"
"Mojave Settings-Update -ALL disable"

In defaults.sh, you have the following (introduced in 7f79900):

# Disable audio feedback when volume is changed
write com.apple.sound.beep.feedback -bool false

That looks like it is missing the defaults command and should be:

# Disable audio feedback when volume is changed
defaults write com.apple.sound.beep.feedback -bool false

Details are here, but basically in Monterrey Apple removes /usr/bin/python. Workaround that worked for me was adding the following (as mentioned in the thread) in the brewfile.

$ brew tap lotyp/homebrew-formulae
$ brew install lotyp/formulae/dockutil

Happy to open a PR if such a solution fits your liking, but it's a hack so I wanted to mention it first.

Ubuntu 20.04 fresh install.
run dotfiles test:
línea 62: sub_bats: orden no encontrada
'bats' is not a known command or has errors.
Manually install bats, but maybe Makefile should install it?

I am setting up a new Mac, felt like maybe it's appropriate to share my experience. After El Capitan, session functionality was added to terminal which adds output to the Terminal when sessions are ended.

This causes the symlinking done in install.sh to link to $DOTFILES_DIR/<dir>/?Saving session...complete<etcetc> instead of the proper file, and then aborts the installation.

Temporarily setting SHELL_SESSION_HISTORY=0 and creating a temporary ~/.bash_sessions_disable file resolved the issue. Felt I should share since this had me giving up for a couple of weeks.

Hello,
first of all thanks for the nice introduction to dotfiles and posting your dotilfes code open source!

Second of all, I found a line which I think is not correct. Are you sure about overwriting your pull alias? Seems like a dangerous bug:

alias push="git push"
alias pull="git pull"
alias pull="git push --force"

Cheers!

Hey Lars,

thank you very much for sharing your great set of dotfiles. I am experiencing a very slow start with nvm and rvm bash-files enabled in runcom/.bash_profile. It takes nearly 5 seconds to launch a new shell. Disabling both modules reduces startup time to below 1 second.

Do you see similar results with your setup?

Patrick

I'm not sure of the why just yet, but on both an existing and fresh install of macOS 10.14.1 (mojave) LS_COLORS doesn't work for me unless I move system/.alias to source earlier in runcom/.bash_profile

Updating the order on line 26 from
function,function_*,path,env,alias,grep,prompt,nvm,completion,custom
to
function,function_*,alias,path,env,grep,prompt,nvm,completion,custom
has LS_COLORS doing its thing again for me.

I'm not seeing any problems as a result of the change, but as I'm not sure of the cause I thought I should just post as an issue rather than a PR.

When I follow the readme to install this repo on a fresh install of MacOS Sonoma (Macbook M1), I get the following error:

% make
sudo -v
while true; do sudo -n true; sleep 60; kill -0 "$" || exit; done 2>/dev/null &
is-executable brew || curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install.sh | bash
if ! grep -q bash /private/etc/shells; then \
		brew install bash bash-completion@2 pcre && \
		sudo append bash /private/etc/shells && \
		chsh -s bash; \
	fi
brew install git git-extras
make: brew: No such file or directory
make: *** [git] Error 1

I'm having a heck of a time troubleshooting this because it makes no sense. If I change brew to /opt/homebrew/bin/brew, it works. If I print the PATH immediately before the Makefile calls brew, it shows /opt/homebrew/bin in the path. If I add which brew to the Makefile just before brew, it correctly shows /opt/homebrew/bin/brew. And yet... when the Makefile actually tries to run brew, you get No such file or directory 🤷

Hi there,

First off: this repo has been a huge help for me!

I have one problem though: Is there a way to make the scripts in the /bin folder executable without the need to do a chmod +x for the whole folder?

When I try to run for instance the dotfiles I get a permission denied.

Running on Mac OS X 10.13.4. The folder is added to my PATH

I was struggling with my old fork of this repo, decided to pull master and fiddle. Doesn't seem like is-executable is defined anywhere in the code anymore. Commit history seems to indicate it used to be in .function