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OSX SPECIFIC SET-UP

Copy of these subdirectories in ~/.config/

Dependencies:

WEZTERM

brew search --cask nerd brew install --cask font-jetbrains-mono-nerd-font

Conky

bash script to get IP address.

Note: replace this with 1-liner: curl icanhazip.com though would be nice to return something nice if fails.

Alacritty

theme .toml file stored at...

2024

Run create_links.sh to set-up the symbolic links between the files here and the locations they are looked for in by their programs.

(Next will create install.sh, which will apt-get the programs themselves, then also run the above.)

Note

It would also be good to add links to the cronjobs here...

Current programs

So far I have rudimentray configurations estabilished for the following programs:

  • vim (~/.vimrc)
  • alacritty (~/.config/alacritty/alacritty.yml)
  • bash (~/.bashrc)
  • conky (~/.conkyrc)
  • git (~/.gitconfig)
  • screen (~/.screenrc)
  • tmux (~/.tmux.conf)
  • vscode (~/.config/Code/User/settings.json)

(In brackets, we have the anticipated locations of the user specific configurations.)


Old Doc's:

  • Started for vim ie the file ~/.vimrc based on internet recommendations, happy with current set-up.
  • Simliarly added a tmux: this needs much more work.
  • Then added a bashrc and aliases file, and kept on adding them.
  • Next need to write a install bash script that copies (or creates symbolic links) all the dot files to the right places.
  • Then get list of apt packages installed (which have corresponding dotfiles). Then use this list create install.sh

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