This repo contains various configuration files I use to configure my workstations. This project is still in his first phases, therefore I apologise for eventual errors and problems which might arise.
So far, the repo contains configuration files for following software:
- git
- vim
- bash
- ssh
- gdb
- terminator
- filezilla
- go
- iterm2 (macOS)
- xfce environment
- teamviewer
go is a simple utility which creates labeled shortcuts to most used filesystem paths. Use the command gset to store the actual folder as shortcut by assigning a label. You can later remove that shortcut with the gunset command.
For Linux and macOS environments, just clone this repo and type the following:
./install.shEnjoy!
NOTE: the above command overwrites your existing configuration files. Type it only if you know what you are doing (in the next future, this behaviour is going to change).
The install.sh script is configurable through a set of variables. So far, the setting has to be manual inside the source of the script. However, it is programmed to do this from the command line interface in next releases.
CONFIGURE_GIT
- This variable controls configuration of
git. A value of0means the configuration is not installed.
CONFIGURE_VIM
- This variable controls configuration of
vim. A value of0means the configuration is not installed.
CONFIGURE_BASH
- This variable controls configuration of
bash. A value of0means the configuration is not installed.
CONFIGURE_SSH
- This variable controls configuration of
ssh. A value of0means the configuration is not installed.
CONFIGURE_GDB
- This variable controls configuration of
gdb. A value of0means the configuration is not installed.
CONFIGURE_TERMINATOR
- This variable controls configuration of
terminator. A value of0means the configuration is not installed.
CONFIGURE_FILEZILLA
- This variable controls configuration of
filezilla. A value of0means the configuration is not installed.
CONFIGURE_GO
- This variable controls configuration of
go. A value of0means the configuration is not installed.
CONFIGURE_VSCODE
- This variable controls configuration of
Microsoft Visual Studio Code. A value of0means the configuration is not installed.
CONFIGURE_THIS_USER_AS_SUDO
- This variable controls allow the current user to use the
sudocommand. A value of0means the configuration is not applied.
CONFIGURE_XFCE
- This variable controls configuration of the
xfceenvironment. A value of0means the configuration is not installed.
CONFIGURE_TEAMVIEWER
- This variable controls configuration of
teamviewer. A value of0means the configuration is not installed.
Please feel free to contribute, Bugfix and improvements are always more than wellcome.
MIT © Antonio Riccio