The .macos
script is for setting up OS X.
Check the lines for details and execute it to apply the settings:
./.macos
The install.sh
script will:
- install Homebrew and Cask
- install Packages from Homebrew / Cask
- enable the dotfiles
This step can be skipped when using the install.sh
script, since it includes enabling the dotfiles.
If you however only want to include the dotfiles, make sure rcm
is installed and run:
# Change into repository folder
cd ~/dotfiles
# Run rcup with config from `rcrc` file
env RCRC=$(pwd -P)/rcrc rcup
Unfortunately, there's no possibilty to revert the changes made by the .macos
script.
Fore removing Homebrew, see superuser.com/a/203740.
To disable the included dotfiles, you can use rcm
:
# Change into repository folder
cd ~/dotfiles
# Remove symlinked files and folders from $HOME
env RCRC=$(pwd -P)/rcrc rcdn
- Mathias Bynens and his dotfiles
- Mike Coutermarsh and his dotfiles