Regulus is the name of the system I use to store all the miscellaneous customization, bash-functions and configuration of my system. The aim is to have a proper version control of all of my configuration files as well as doing some tidying.
I had the idea when I saw the sputnik project started by dell.
The files in this directory are the ones I actually use, i.e. for
instance my .emacs file is just a symbolic link to the one at
~/regulus/emacs/dot_emacs.
The configuration of my bash prompt, and the miscellaneous custom functions I use:
- To have a nice prompt displaying some characteristics of my last commit if I am in a git repository.
- Easily make scripts executables and copy them somewhere in my $PATH.
- My .bashrc
My .emacs file and .emacs.d directory. Custom shortcuts, and some custom functions. For more info about the meuporg.el file, look at my its website.
Functions to warn me when a function's execution is finished via a notification and a sound. Useful when launching time consuming computations/simulations.
I call my encrypted partition my "vault" and I call my backup "ghost" (it is a copy of my home). Vaugho provides functions to deal with both; in particular to be able to mount partitions at the same point nautilus would.
As you might guess since I put this project on github, feel free (and
further, encouraged) to use it! I would also love to hear your
comments: you can contact me via github or at leoperrin [at/arobase] picarresursix.fr.