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A few things about the YCM installation have changed since I last updated this repo. I need to update the options for that.

I use 14pt Meslo LG L Regular for Powerline. Try to automate the installation of this and other fonts.

yup, see the title

right now, specifies my path on one computer, screws up the install. Should work on any system.

automate the installation and placement of MacVim

Currently, when the install script runs, it installs MacVim using brew, then copies the app file to the Applications directory. This means that if I were to update macvim, the update would only effect the original, and the user would still be using the unupdated copy.

Fzf has changed I think, the url of its repo, as well as some of its repo components necessary to the install. Need to update all of that.

see title

.zshrc has a lot of shortcuts that are custom to whatever company I'm working for, and what machine I'm working on. It should be very general. Perhaps install script should serve the most recent version through a CDN?

Syntastic needs linters to be in the path sometimes, and perhaps has other requirements depending on the language.

For python, it needs pylint or flake8 available on your path

i'll be moving my dl pytorch docker file in here soon. There are a few things that aren't working right now in the docker container. Namely, because of weird conda v. python and path editing things (I don't actually know what's going on), pytorch and pip are only available when I'm not using tmux in the system.

When tmux is activated, I do get the syntax highlighting, which I do want, but the system can't locate pytorch or pip.

So, I need to fix that.

Yup, it's been downloaded into the oh-my-zsh repo listed here, but it needs to be set up in the config files along with adding options for prompt length.

there are some files and features that should probably be cloned instead of included in the repo as they are now. plugins are a start. color files and the like.

zsh-syntax-highlighting is missing from the oh-my-zsh directory. Need to fix that. Also add zsh-autocomplete

Conglomerate everything into a single install script that checks the environment before going to work. Add flags to allow a choice between installing zsh and just using bash. Add some stuff to customize the standard bash shell.

I think I know enough now to bring the two install scripts into one, with control flow depending on what system it's running on.