Example dot-config files

System: Debian Jessie

Example of a central repository for maintaining your dot-configs, and a compilation of configs developed over the years for various apps I use daily.

Configuration within is MIT unless stated otherwise.

Configurations

Window manager	awesome, i3
Terminal multiplexer	tmux (and tmuxp for tmux sessions)
Linux Xsession	`.xprofile`, `.Xresources`, `.xsessionrc`
Shell	zsh
Editor	vim
Development	ctags, python cli, git, vcspull
Media	ncmpcpp
This package	dotfiles (for this repo), `.tmuxp.yaml`

`.vim/`	See <https://github.com/tony/vim-config>.
`.tmux/`	See <https://github.com/tony/tmux-config>.
`.i3/`	See <https://github.com/tony/i3-config>.
`.config/awesome/`	See <https://github.com/tony/.config/awesome>
`.fonts/`	See <https://github.com/tony/dot-fonts>.
`.tmuxp/`	tmuxp sessions for common processes. See <https://github.con/tony/tmuxp-config>
`.vcspull.yaml`	Study and stay up to date with great programming code.
`.pythonrc`	Autocompletion (requires readline, if your system doesn't support it (OSX) try the stand-alone readline module)
`.zshrc`	oh-my-zsh. if exists, prepares shell for: pyenv, rbenv, perlbrew, virtualenv, virtualenvwrapper and prepares shell for it. checks for `.profile` and sources it. add npm, node to path (`/usr/local/` installation) add `$HOME/bin` to front of path
`.Xresources`	rxvt-unicode settings: fcitx input molokai colorscheme programmer + CJK fonts (see `.fonts`)
`.xsessionrc`	Thinkpad Trackpoint config
`.ctags`
`.ncmpcpp`	FIFO Visualizer
`.dotfilesrc`	Ignores `git(1)`-related dotfiles in this project.

$ git clone --recursive https://github.com/tony/.dot-config.git ~/.dot-config

.dotfilesrc is included for support with dotfiles.

$ ln -sf ~/.dot-config/.dotfilesrc ~/.dotfilesrc
$ pip install dotfiles
# zsh
$ rehash
# bash
$ hash -r
$ dotfiles --sync