You can't know when the cup of tea will fall on your laptop.
Almost all of my configs were built taking pieces of other people's dotfiles here and there. By sharing my personal configuration files I can give back to the community a bit of the knowledge I acquired in this process and also have the opportunity to receive feedbacks.
- Drew DeVault's dotfiles (if you don't know him take a look at his blog!)
- The Missing Semester of Your CS Education professors' .vimrc
- Arch Wiki
- Global .gitignore
- ohmyzsh (for aliases)
- Maxin Cardamom's dotfiles (take a look at his talk about vim's built-in capabilities)
gius@whitewolf:~$ rm .bashrc ; ln -s dotfiles/.bashrc .bashrc
Keep your dotfiles in a version controlled folder like this one and in your home
directory create symbolic links for them. In this way whenever you change a
config file in your home you'll have the change ready to be committed and pushed
to your dotfiles repository. Viceversa, if you work on multiple computers and
updated a config file on a different one than your current machine all you need
to have the latest configuration is a git pull in the dotfiles directory.