#My dotfiles and preferences
When booting a new working station, we should set it up quickly. Dotfiles are great, but i've also listed my sublimetext preferences and packages etc...
- Install those fonts
- Intall iTerm
- Then, Sublime Text
- Open iTerm and
cd - Symlink subl :
ln -s "/Applications/Sublime Text.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl" ~/bin/subl - Install homebrew
- Install homebrew formulae :
./brew.sh - Execute the .osx in your terminal :
./.osx - Reboot
- Install ohmyzsh :
curl -L http://install.ohmyz.sh | sh - If needed, set the default shell to zsh :
chsh -s /bin/zsh(http://cl.ly/image/2H2d3M1m2b35)) - Install zsh-pure (rtfm dude)
- Copy
.gitconfig,.gitignore&.zshrcin your~/
- Spectacle
- 1Password
- Sip / Frank deLoupe
- Euclid
- ImageOptim
- Mou
- Name Changer
- Sketch
- iTerm
- Sublime Text
- VirtualBox
- My mouse's drivers
- VLC
- Wunderlist
- Smooth mouse
After installing sublime text (3), you'll need to add it the package control extension, then install those great packages :
- Theme Soda
- Alignment
- PHP-Twig
- AutoFileName
- Sass
- SCSS
- Sass Snippets
- LESS
- Autoprefixer
- Bracket Highlighter
- Color Highlighter
- CSS3
- CSS3 Snippets
- DocBlockr
- SidebarGit
- Emmet
- Emmet CSS Snippets
- Github Color Theme
- HTML5
- HTMLAttributes
- jQuery
- JavascriptNext
- JSHint
- Markdown Editing
- Sublime linter
- Trailing spaces
For the Markdown Editing package, you'll need to edit the user settings for MultiMarkdown, GFM Markdown and Standard Markdown, adding those lines to the corresponfing files :
{
"color_scheme": "Packages/MarkdownEditing/MarkdownEditor-Dark.tmTheme"
}