Dotfiles

Requirements

• ZSH and Git on Ubuntu
• Babun on Windows

Installation

export DOTFILES_PATH=~/.dotfiles/public
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lvancrayelynghe/dotfiles/master/install.zsh && chmod u+x install.zsh && ./install.zsh && rm install.zsh

What's in it?

• k : Directory listings for zsh with git features
• z : Tracks and jump to your most used directories (knu fork)
• tl;dr : Simplified and community-driven man pages
• Desk : A lightweight workspace manager for the shell
• FZF : A command-line fuzzy finder
• sshrc : Bring your dotfiles with you when you ssh
• cdiff : Term based tool to view colored, incremental diff
• ZSH Syntax highlighting
• git-cheat
• ack : A tool like grep, optimized for programmers (require Perl 5)
• sift : A fast and powerful alternative to grep
• A lot of ZSH (lightweight) customisations, without the use of any framework, but a lot of inspiration from OhMyZsh and Prezto
• Various dotfiles for Vim, Mutt and others

Soft requirements

Because they're used in aliases & co

• Pygments : A generic syntax highlighter (apt-get install python-pygments)
• HTTPie : A CLI cURL-like tool for humans (apt-get install httpie)
• Mutt : See compilation here (or apt-get install mutt on recent distros)
• curl (apt-get install curl)
• pwgen for password generation (apt-get install pwgen)
• imagemagick (apt-get install imagemagick)
• ffmpeg (apt-get install ffmpeg)
• openssl (apt-get install openssl)
• trash-cli (apt-get install trash-cli)
• play (apt-get install sox)
• cowsay and fortune for the lulz (apt-get install cowsay fortune)

Enable powerline theme and git status in prompt

echo "export LC_POWERLINE=true" > ".zshrc_`hostname`"
echo "export ZSH_VCS_INFO=true" >> ".zshrc_`hostname`"

Sources of inspiration

• Github does dotfiles
• Most starred dotfiles repos
• Prezto
• Oh My ZSH
• Oh My Git
• MiniVim
• noctuid/dotfiles and unbalancedparentheses/dotfiles for keyboard workflow ideas