Add Overbryd's dotfiles #179
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I am proposing to add my dotfiles to provide a simple straightforward 0-100 macOS bootstrap. Also worth mentioning is the Makefile that is providing a fine grained topic control to setup and maintain the project. The collection aims to re-use as many application defaults as possible. I strive to keep vanilla vim/tmux keybindings with only minimal personal additions where it makes sense or is generally accepted. This allows me to almost seamlessly switch to systems that do not have my configuration. Plus having fewer specialised additions, the whole setup has turned out to remain highly responsive.
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On top is fine. At some point soon I'm going to alphabetize the sections so it is more important that it just be there ;-) Thanks for the contribution. |
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I am proposing to add my dotfiles to provide a simple straightforward 0-100 macOS bootstrap.
Also worth mentioning is the Makefile. It is providing a fine grained topical control to setup and maintain the project.
The collection aims to re-use as many application defaults as possible. I strive to keep vanilla vim/tmux keybindings with only minimal personal additions where it makes sense or is generally accepted.
This allows me to almost seamlessly switch to systems that do not have my configuration. Plus having fewer specialised additions, the whole setup has turned out to remain highly responsive.
I am happy to be listed in any order you like, idk your policy on this one, I just realised that I put myself on top, but that should not imply my desired order.
Thank you for your consideration. Cheers, Lukas