My personal collection of dotfiles. This repo is meant to:
- make it able to work in a familiar machine environment on any OS X or Linux machine
- serve as remote backup
However, you can always suggest a feature by sending a pull-requests. Patches in a faulty dotfile are welcome too.
You can use the provided Makefile to install all my dotfiles in your machine:
% make [TARGET=...] [LINK=..]
By default, this will create symlinks to the dotfiles in this repo (it will also backup existing dotfiles). You can always override the variables to your wishes:
| Variable | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
TARGET |
${HOME} |
Where to put the dotfiles. |
LINK |
ln -bs |
Command to be used to symlink/copy dotfiles (if you don't like symlinks, you can override it with cp -b for example) |
It's also possible to install a specific dotfile only, the following make targets are made available to you:
| Target | Description |
|---|---|
all |
Install all dotfiles (default). |
bash |
Install bash related dotfiles. |
conky |
Install conky related dotfiles. |
fish |
Install fish related dotfiles. |
git |
Install git related dotfiles. |
todo |
Install todo.txt related dotfiles. |
vim |
Install vim related dotfiles. |
For example, to install bash related dotfiles, simply execute:
% make bash
The Makefile will first check whether Bash is installed before actually copying
or symlinking the dotfiles. So you won't end up with a bunch of useless dotfiles
when executing make all for example.