A repo containing my dotfiles such as .vimrc, .bashrc, etc. It also contains a list of packages that I may want to install on any new computer setup.

• Pressing F5 will automatically execute the current file
• Typing :F5 afjds b will execute the current file with arguments
• ; remaps to :

• various show* commands that display various system properties
• git aliases like gic, gis, gad, gip, gap for basic operations
• git log aliases like glog and glogl for prettier formatting
• gpat to create a formatted git patch
• gistlist to list all github gists quickly
• bashrc and bashal to hot reload the .bashrc or .bash_aliases files respectively
• exp windows WSL file explorer shortcut
• very big .bash_history file

• (attempted) automatic gh auth

For configuration files, there are subdirectories for organization (git, vim, bash, etc). To add a new category of file, create the subdirectory and then update $names in install.sh with the file names to install. All files are copied directly into the current $USER's home directory.

All packages are listed in the packages.sh script for organization. To attempt to install all, use the following:

sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade
sudo apt install -y $( ./packages.sh )

A list of Windows programs I tend to install can be found in windows-apps.sh. This script just echo's a number of program names as there is no simple automated installation process.

A list of scripts I often use is included in the scripts.sh file for ease of installation.

wget --directory-prefix "scripts/" --backups 0 -N $( ./scripts.sh )