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Let's be honest: mostly Emacs.
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hrs Ensure that use-package installs new packages 
A long time ago (I think?) use-package included use-package-ensure? I don't
remember. In any case, it's now necessary to require it in order for use-package
to automatically install missing packages.
Latest commit 50c9731 Apr 21, 2019
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email Remove Iterable email config Nov 9, 2018
firefox Scroll faster with Vimperator Oct 28, 2017
git Try setting up forge for GitHub issues/PRs Dec 22, 2018
lisp Restructure repository (slightly) to use GNU stow Jun 7, 2017
rss/.newsboat Delete newsboat's read messages Aug 30, 2018
ruby Add c/n/s aliases for Pry Feb 2, 2019
x-windows Don't open a mutt terminal on login Dec 23, 2018
.gitignore Remove dependency on Cask Dec 24, 2018
README.md Add a script to install required Ruby gems Mar 3, 2018
install.sh Install Debian packages by default Aug 20, 2018
install_debian_packages.sh Ensure that newsboat is installed Dec 22, 2018
install_ruby_gems.sh Install Debian packages by default Aug 20, 2018

README.md

hrs's dotfiles

I hope you like fiddling with your .emacs.d ad nauseam, 'cause I obviously do.

Installation

Clone this thing wherever you like (I use ~/.dotfiles), install GNU stow, and run the install.sh script. That'll set up a bunch of symlinks in your home directory (e.g., ~/.bashrc → ~/.dotfiles/bash/.bashrc) and install a handful of required Ruby gems.

It won't overwrite existing files, so move those out of the way first.

This isn't really intended for anyone's use but my own, and it's catered to my way of doing things (duh), so, you know, be prepared for that.

Enjoy! =)

Contributing

I'm open to non-malicious contributions. Shoot me a pull request, yo.

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