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# dotfiles

`dotfiles` are the files used to customize your machine to your liking. They
are a set of highly opinionated configuration files, options and plugins.

These are mine.

These machine-agnostic `dotfiles` are used to setup my various Linux, 
Apple, Raspberry Pi, and QubesOS machines I have running around.

They are conditionally written to work across several platforms,
maximizing their utility.

The concept was adopted from my previous `Linux` dotfile repos, merged 
into one, and carefully tweaked to Darwin's needs.

# Can you use it?

Why, sure you can.  But like anything a stranger gives you, read through
each file first before utilizing.

# What OS is this for?

The goal is to be OS agnostic.  I currently shoot for complete 
compatibility across:

* Linux (non-BSD, mostly ArchLinux, Debian and Ubuntu)
* Darwin (macOS)
* Raspberry Pi operating systems (Pixel, NOOB, debian/arch based)
* both ZSH and BASH

Linux for Windows Subsystem version 2 is seems to have fixed most of the
TTL issues. If I ever get a Windows machine at home, I'll install this
repo and will start using it there.  But until then, I don't guarantee
any compatibility with Bash on Windows yet.

# What's all in here?

My machnies are mostly used for development purposes and maintenance
of various remote systems.  Therefore, these `dotfiles` center around
functionality that enables me to `clone->link->use` quickly.

There's a lot and it is ever changing.  But a short list:

* primarily for `docker` & `golang`, `ruby`, `python`, `node`, etc 
* conditional setup scripts (e.g. won't load `rbenv` unless it exists)
* `zsh` standard enhancements 
* proper `bash` dotfiles ordering (bashrc, profile, bash_aliases, etc)
* `bash` unlimited history and behavior to my liking 
* my own high-speed custom prompt (almost down to just 1 shell exec!)
* custom prompt with vim-like prefixed path names like `/a/b/c/d/eric`
* custom prompt showing ruby (`rbenv`) and python (`virtualenv`) info
* `tmux` as a tiling replacement of my beloved `i3wm` in linux
* `vim/nvim` and sensible defaults as primary editor
* `vim/nvim/tmux` sessions auto-saved and auto-restored
* `vim/nvim/tmux/airline/iterm2` color sync w/256 colors (non-Windows)
* same scripts work across non-BSD `Linux` and `macOS` operating systems

...and a lot more tweaks.  It's far from perfect and is in constant flux; 
but, it's livable for now.

# How do you use it?

That's a topic requiring a larger blog post.  But in short you clone the repo
and create symlinks to the files:

```
$ cd ~/
$ git clone git@github.com:eduncan911/dotfiles.git .dotfiles
$ ln -s .dotfiles/.bash_profile
$ ln -s .dotfiles/.bashrc
$ ln -s .dotfiles/.profile
$ ln -s .dotfiles/bin
...and so on
```

# Why post it online if it is only for you?

Backups.

Always share with others.

# LICENSE

See UNLICENSED file.

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