/dotfiles-2

vim, tmux + parity between zsh, fish, bash. Ubuntu provisioner + livecd gen.

Primary LanguageShell

Darkbuntu

This dotfiles repository is capable of remastering an Ubuntu 16.04 live CD.

On an existing ubuntu machine, run make livecd to create a customised Ubuntu ISO based on these dotfiles. There are many tweaks to 'Darkbuntu' including:

  • Numix theme
  • Numic icons
  • Desaturation of nearly everything (cool, huh)
  • Remove Amazon spyware

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Dotfiles

Run install.sh to install to your home directory, overwriting all required files. If you run it as root, it will install to /etc/skel so that new users get a copy.

The master branch installs a version which is not user-specific. Create a branch with the same name as your username to add user-specific things such as git email configuration and authorised keys.

Menlo/Meslo/Consolas is the recommended font. Discussion and documentation is heavily commented within each configuration file.

Requirements:

  • tmux 1.8+ (which is automatically launched, but only when it's needed)
  • vim 7.3+
  • fish >2.0 (bash, if you don't have fish > 2.0)
  • Dark xterm-256color compatible UTF-8 terminal, SGR 1006 mouse enabled (iTerm2, xterm, urxvt-unicode). Urxvt is good.
  • Mouse support in large terminals is broken with most terminal emulators, including PuTTY, except (at least) iTerm2, recent xterms (>277) and urxvt. SGR1006 mode is required, and is implemented in this fork of PuTTY.
  • Flow control disabled as it causes unexpected terminal freezing. Switched off in bashrc, now fixed in in fish

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As a bonus, the prompt/hostname colour changes with the hostname so it's easier to differentiate between hosts.