Configs

Bashrc

Some of the things in my bashrc that I really like:

History is saved per tty so one terminal doesn't overwrite history from another. Everything is saved in ~/.history.
Function ff to find a file with matching pattern. I use this a lot.
The 'edit' function which when run on a remote machine, calls back to the machine I am on and opens the remote file in Emacs using Tramp. This means I don't need to edit remotely and edit without lag with a known emacs config.
My colorful two line prompt:
- Current time and filesystem path. Path turns red if last command failed. Also shows git branch and status if in a git repo.
- Shows user and hostname. User is red when root.
Function 'sagent'; if ssh-agent has valid key, setup environment so that ssh key exchange works.

Tmux

I am still trying to integrate tmux into my workflow so don't look at the tmux configuration too closely.

Emacs

The emacs config is managed by El-Get. Some of the reasons I like it is that it contains every piece of emacs config that I have every wanted to add. It has stabilized and makes it easy to keep my emacs setup in sync at work and at home. Here are some of the modules that I really like

Org-mode

I keep my todo list in org. I have used org-beamer to make presentation slides. It is a great tool.

Magit

No need to switch to terminal to commit and push new code. I use it all the time and it works well.

Undo Tree

This package completely changed the way I think about undo and redo. I have written my own undo/redo stack and I remember dropping redo events when new events come in. This package saves everything in a tree format and allows traversal of all the event state. I haven't used it often, but it has come in really handy a few times.

Flycheck

Puppet must be installed. I use latest from puppetlabs. To install puppet-lint as normal user I used:

gem install --user-install puppet-lint
ln -s ~/.gem/ruby/1.9.1/bin/puppet-lint ~/bin/puppet-lint

To enable C++ syntax checking:

sudo aptitude install clang

Clang-complete-async

On 13.10 the clang version is 3.2 and to get things to compile I had to make a link to llvm-config:

sudo aptitude install libclang-dev
ln -s /usr/bin/llvm-config-3.2 ~/bin/llvm-config

To get it to run I had to all libclang to library path:

echo "/usr/lib/llvm-3.2/lib" > /tmp/llvm.conf
sudo mv /tmp/llvm.conf /etc/ld.so.conf.d/
sudo ldconfig

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