Vicente's dotfiles

TL;DR

ONE LINER install with this single command:

git clone --recursive https://github.com/vicentebolea/dotfiles.git .dotfiles \
    && cd .dotfiles && DFM_REPO=$(pwd) .res/dfm install

Features:

Only depends on GIT
It was designed having in mind being forked so that you can freely modify it.
As well if you are not going to modify you can just download it.
BASH configuration with a cool prompt and a separated file structure to ease distributing your configuratiom accross different machines.
VIM configuration and selection of Plugins focussed in C/C++ development.
GDB configuration which support C++ standard library data strutures and more fancy things.
SCREEN & TMUX configuration to make it more fancy and to support 256 colors with vim.
GIT configuration with several shortcuts, extra tools and many colors.
Few extras such as fonts and dircolors.
More..

Install it

# First, make sure you have git installed, if not run the next command if you are in ubuntu:
$ sudo apt-get install git

# Then, clone the repository and install the dotfiles:
$ git clone --recursive https://github.com/vicentebolea/dotfiles.git .dotfiles && cd .dotfiles && ./.res/dfm install && vim -c 'PluginUpdate'

Personal customization

The only configuration needed for vicente's dotfiles should be inside of a file called .bash_local in your home directory.

The file should contain these lines, but change my name and email for yours:

GIT_AUTHOR_NAME="Vicente Adolfo Bolea Sanchez"
GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL="vicenolea@gmail.com"

# Also, in order to enable C++ autocomplete features you must install libclang-dev,
# in ubuntu it would be:
  
$ sudo apt-get install libclang-dev

# After that you must indicate the location of the library in the .bash_independent file
export CLANG_COMPLETE_LIB="/usr/lib/path_to_libclang.so..."

For more info about autocomplete in my configuration join the conversation.

How to update it

#It will destroy any change in those files, but not in .bash_independent. Go to dotfiles directory
$ cd ~/.dotfiles && git fetch --all && git reset --hard origin/master

# This will not delete the .bash_independent file.

If you enjoy this, please get me a coffee

Authors

Vicente Adolfo Bolea Sanchez.

Thanks to

DFM: a.k.a Dot Files Manager, made possible having the dotfiles in a separated directory.
mathiasbynens/dotfiles: Some of the ideas are taking from this repository.