GitHub is home to over 20 million developers working together to host and review code, manage projects, and build software together.
Fetching latest commit…
| Failed to load latest commit information. | |||
|
xmonad | ||
|
|
README.md | ||
|
|
Xmodmap | ||
|
|
bash_profile | ||
|
|
bashrc | ||
|
|
bettertouch.json | ||
|
|
compton.conf | ||
|
|
firefox.theme | ||
|
|
gitconfig | ||
|
|
htoprc | ||
|
|
install_arch.txt | ||
|
|
iterm2-quake.json | ||
|
|
iterm2.json | ||
|
|
latexmkrc | ||
|
|
lock | ||
|
|
logind.conf | ||
|
|
lucius.vim | ||
|
|
npmrc | ||
|
|
st | ||
|
|
st-config.h | ||
|
|
tmux.conf | ||
|
|
user-dirs.dirs | ||
|
|
vimrc | ||
|
|
xinitrc | ||
If you want to read more about my setup, I made a blog post that details my reasoning a bit better. You can read it here.
My ~/.vimrc is focussed on being able to be (for the most part) standalone and auto installing. This means that when you work on a new host all that is needed to do to replicate my local setup is to curl the vimrc to my home directory and launch Vim.