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Dotfiles for my Xmonad desktop
  1. Vim script 56.6%
  2. Objective-C 31.9%
  3. Shell 7.4%
  4. Haskell 4.1%
Vim script Objective-C Shell Haskell
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xmonad Updated xmobar Feb 28, 2018
README.md Added link to blog post Feb 16, 2017
Xmodmap Added the pacman flags I can never remember. Mar 23, 2017
bash_profile Added bash_profile Feb 13, 2017
bashrc Added default options Nov 7, 2017
bettertouch.json Updated better touch Oct 5, 2017
compton.conf Added compton config Jun 27, 2016
firefox.theme Update firefox.theme Feb 9, 2016
gitconfig Updated email Feb 28, 2017
htoprc Create htoprc Apr 16, 2015
install_arch.txt Updated to rofi Jul 10, 2017
iterm2-quake.json Added profile for quake iterm2 Oct 27, 2017
iterm2.json Added iterm2 profile incase I have to use OS X Sep 29, 2017
latexmkrc Added latekmkrc Sep 29, 2016
lock Suspend! Dec 31, 2016
logind.conf Added locking script begrudgingly Dec 30, 2016
lucius.vim Added mark signposts Jun 22, 2016
npmrc Formatting and added npmrc. Commented out ESLintFix as it was bugging Jun 13, 2017
st Added st bin Feb 28, 2018
st-config.h Added scroll definitions to st config Feb 23, 2017
tmux.conf Tweaked vim and tmux compatibleness Jun 8, 2017
user-dirs.dirs userdir Oct 2, 2015
vimrc Added jump to error Oct 31, 2017
xinitrc Fixed trayer height Jan 22, 2018

README.md

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.