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# Some dotfiles These are my dotfiles. There are many like them, but these ones are mine. I like to take sort of a minimalist approach, enhancing the original tools rather than turning them into something completely different. I also don't like huge bulky plugins that turn my shell/editor/whatever into something completely different — I'm using these tools because I already like them. You may want to run `install.sh`, which will link files into your home directory and install a couple useful odds and ends. The things I use: ## XCompose Shortcuts for typing various Unicode glyphs using a compose key. e.g., typing `compose` `:` `)` produces ☺. To make any use of these, you'll need a compose key. Find the "advanced" section of your keyboard settings (it'll be a bunch of sections about very specific key modifications), find the section about the compose key, and pick one. I use right Alt. Main downside is that, as far as I can tell, there's no way to reload this file without restarting X. ## ack Page by default, smart case (all lowercase → ignore case), sort files. ## git Contains my name, so like, watch out for that. For this reason, it's not linked by `install.sh` unless your username is `eevee`. :) Mostly just sets some colors. Also some aliases, which I never use. Oh, and sets `conflictstyle` to `diff3`, which is amazing. ## psql That is, the PostgreSQL CLI client. Persistent history, nicer prompt, prettier display. ## screen Mostly just tries to fix the status bar. I don't use `screen` any more so this is completely unmaintained. ## tmux Changes the prefix key to `^A`, adds a couple quick switch bindings. Pretty colors for the status bar. ## vim Turns on everything that should be on by default anyway. Updated syntax for a few languages I use. A few unobtrusive keybindings: `-` and `=` to switch tabs, Ctrl-arrow to switch windows, `%%` when typing a filename to get the current directory. Loads `.vimrc.local` from your homedir if it exists. Plugins: * Airline for buffer status bars: super slick. * Ctrl-P for searching your project (or open buffers, or MRU) for files by subsequence. * Gitgutter for an inline git diff. * Characterize to enhance `ga`. * Ack for ack support much like the built-in grep support. * Some other things I've forgotten I have. ## zsh Turns on a bunch of options. History is shared immediately, but up/down don't see what other shells have been doing. Automatically reports `time` for anything over 5 seconds. Window title that's SSH-aware, though hardcoded to my username. Minimal-effort completion: try hard, use menu. Dead simple Debian-style prompt. Syntax highlighting, ooh.
