Dotfiles are configuration files used to customize and personalize your Unix-based system. This repository contains my dotfiles for WSL and Ubuntu.
I'm learning about dotfiles at dotfiles.eieio.xyz.
- Ensure you have the required software installed, such as Git, etc.
- Some configurations may be specific to certain terminals or shells. Ensure you have the necessary tools installed.
This repository uses Dotbot for installation and bootstrapping. Dotbot makes it easy to manage and set up dotfiles across multiple machines.
- Clone this repository to your local machine.
- Navigate to the repository directory.
- Run the installation script:
./install
This will create the necessary symbolic links and set up your environment using Dotbot.
Dotbot was created by Anish Athalye. Special thanks to him for developing such a useful tool for the dotfiles community.
- Terminal Preferences
- Git (config and SSH)
To finish the Tmux setup, run the following command in a Tmux session:
tmux source ~/.config/tmux/tmux.conf
If you fork this project, update the gitconfig
file with your own user information. Specifically, update the name
and email
fields. You can find your own non-reply email on GitHub under setting -> Emails
. Below your primary email, you'll see this message:
Additionally, while in the Emails
section of your settings, ensure you have these options marked:
Copyright (c) Lenier Ortiz. Released under the MIT License. See LICENSE.md for details.