Dotfiles
My configuration. Minimalist, but helps save a few thousand keystrokes a day.
My configuration. Minimalist, but helps save a few thousand keystrokes a day. I use macOS, so I can only guarantee they'll work on a Mac, but I use some of these dotfiles on various linux servers, and they seem to be pretty flexible. The project is written primarily in Shell, distributed under the MIT License license, first published in 2014. Key topics include: alias, bash, configuration, customization, dotfiles.
geerlingguy's dotfiles
My configuration. Minimalist, but helps save a few thousand keystrokes a day. I use macOS, so I can only guarantee they'll work on a Mac, but I use some of these dotfiles on various linux servers, and they seem to be pretty flexible.
You may also be interested in my Mac Development Ansible Playbook, which configures a Mac from scratch using Ansible, and incorporates the installation and updating of a set of dotfiles like this one.
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