By Jason Yao
This repo contains my personal dotfiles, created in order to unify my experience across all *nix systems.
For Windows support, please see here
This repo contains my configuration files, which is used in tandem with pydotfiles, a dotfiles manager that has enabled my dotfiles to shrink from dozens of bash scripts to just a couple of configuration files, making maintenance extremely easy.
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Sets sane defaults
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Downloads a bunch of useful command-line tools (GNU tools, wget, bash v4+, vim, node, etc.)
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[macOS only] Downloads a bunch of useful applications:
- Firefox
- smcFanControl
- JetBrains Toolbox
- vlc
- and everything else that I end up using on a day-to-day basis
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Secures and locks down the system via proper firewalling
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Sets up proper dev environments (Python, Java, Ruby, Golang)
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Sets up proper git environment with a better diff
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[macOS only] Adds iTerm 2 shell integrations
- macOS 10.12.x+ (Sierra+)
- Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
The following one-liner will bootstrap the system to an opinionated setup, in particular setting up pyenv for you if you don't have it yet, and setting up a new laptop-wide global python environment for day-to-day use.
Basically, if there's a completely new computer, run this:
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JasonYao/pydotfiles/master/bin/bootstrap | bash -s git@github.com:JasonYao/dotfiles.gitThe following one-liner won't assume the python environment that you're
installing this to, and just install itself with pip.
Basically, if your computer already has the required python version/environments, run this:
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JasonYao/pydotfiles/master/bin/bootstrap-base | bash -s git@github.com:JasonYao/dotfiles.git-
To toggle show/hiding of iTerm 2: ⌘ + ↓
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To update + upgrade the dotfiles:
upgrade- To uninstall the dotfiles:
uninstallThis repo is licensed under the terms of the GNU GPL v3, of which a copy may be found here.