README

“FoggyCowInn” comes from “FogCowInn”, an anagram of “own config”. You have theses following directories:

• dotfiles: generic “rc” configuration files for bash, zsh, git, mercurial, etc.
• git-hooks: a few Git hooks.
• emacs: a few Emacs Lisp files to configure my Emacs 24 environment.
• ipython: store a IPython configuration and different profiles.

dotfiles

Several configuration files for Zsh, Git, Mercurial, etc.

See the dedicated README file.

Git Hooks

Some Git hooks.

See the dedicated README file.

Emacs Configuration

I use the Emacs tools el-get to install and upgrade the packages. This is useful to install from source code or from standard packages mirrors such as ELPA, Melpa or Marmelade.

The packages management (startup checking and installing) is inspired from https://github.com/kaushalmodi/.emacs.d/ Thanks to him.

Another stuff, tips and tricks come from my colleagues or some blogs/websites as Mastering Emacs, What the emacs.d, Emacs-fu or Xah Emacs.

For my own snippets (yasnippet package), I just make a symbolic link at ~/.emacs.d/snippets to my emacs/snippets directory.

See also README file for my Emacs config.

IPython

Configuration files and different IPyhon profiles.

See the dedicated README file.