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Configuration files for GNU/Linux and UNIX systems (including OS X)

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# My Config Files

These are all my config files for GNU/Linux and MacOS systems.

To use this, fork the repo, then change `REPO_OWNER` in the script below to
your GitHub user name. Then run the commands from the shell.

~~~ shell
REPO_OWNER='booch'
mv "$HOME/.config" "$HOME/.config-BACKUP-$(date +'%Y%m%d')"
git clone "git@github.com:${REPO_OWNER}/config_files.git" "$HOME/.config" \
    || git clone "https://github.com/${REPO_OWNER}/config_files.git" "$HOME/.config" \
        && printf 'WARNING: Cloned with HTTPS, change to SSH if you want to push changes.'
cd "$HOME/.config"
./install.sh
~~~

If you don't have SSH set up yet when you pull the repo, you probably won't be able to push to the repository. Once you've gotten SSH set up (and the public key added to GitHub), you'll need to change the `origin` remote to use SSH instead of HTTPS.

~~~ shell
git remote set-url origin "git@github.com:${REPO_OWNER}/config_files.git"
~~~

## install.sh

The install script creates symlinks so tools can find their config files.
It is idempotent — run it after every `git pull` or config change.
It can be run from any directory:

~~~ shell
~/.config/install.sh
~~~

On first run, if `git/local` doesn't exist, the script prompts for your
name, email, and (optionally) GitHub username and writes them there.
That file is gitignored, so your git identity stays on your machine and
is never committed.

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