Show your dots!

[carloscabanero]

What are your most used dotfiles? What makes them awesome? A cool zsh prompt? A tmux or screen trick? Share with us a link to a Gist or Repo, or just drop the interesting parts right here.

We are getting a new feature ready and would love to tweak things a bit based on your configurations. And pretty sure we will all learn something new too!

[agkozak]

My dotfiles work on every OS and shell I ever have to use, but the zsh-specific scripts are the most advanced. They use my own zcomet plugin manager and my agkozak-zsh-prompt.

I also have a well-developed .vimrc.

Zenburn and Zenburn-like colors are used throughout.

[carloscabanero]

Thanks a lot for sharing, a lot of advanced stuff in there!

[Kudusch]

If we can also recommend other developer projects: github.com/gpakosz/.tmux – Self-contained, pretty and versatile .tmux.conf configuration file.

[carloscabanero]

Never heard about it. Very cool

[pcho]

I have relatively simple and minimal dotfiles. I'm using ZSH as my daily driver https://github.com/pcho/zshfiles/ with a few aliases, added vim support, and custom completion options. For systems that don't need a lot of customizing, I use https://github.com/pcho/bashfiles.

For VIM, my editor of choice, I have another minimal setup: https://github.com/pcho/vimfiles/ supports TrueColor, custom bindings, a few plugins, and new addition, coc-nvim.

In the .dotfiles folder: https://github.com/pcho/dotfiles, I keep them all together, including config files for ssh and sshd that I use with my system setup script: https://github.com/pcho/binfiles/blob/master/bt. It helps me a lot with setting up new VPS when I needed or with daily tasks. When I used macOS, I also had this as helpers: https://github.com/pcho/binfiles/blob/master/.archive/setup-brew, to set up homebrew. And, https://github.com/pcho/binfiles/blob/master/.archive/setup-options-macos, for a bunch of options.

For tmux, I use https://github.com/pcho/dotfiles/blob/master/.tmux.conf. It is for modern tmux versions, and I try to keep it minimal by removing defaults. Only one addition to it is https://github.com/christoomey/vim-tmux-navigator script.

With this approach, I come to every software. I cleaned vimrc and zsh settings. I also have TrueColor support everywhere.

Everything is customized to work fine with the https://github.com/romainl/Apprentice color theme, which I slightly tweaked(by having darker background or status bar) in vim and terminal(Blink Shell theme): https://gist.github.com/pcho/765a4cd56e59b72a7f1f971656eacb55.

[savagesmc]

I use zsh with tmux and vim/neovim. My dotfiles are here which could be used by anyone, plus a personal customization here. For vi, I used the plugged plugin manager along with a number of vim plugins. I use this setup in linux, Darwin (Mac OS), windows subsystem for linux (WSL), and Cygwin.

[extratone]

I maintain a public GitHub repo for Blink-specific configuration, if that's useful. It's not too exciting at the moment, but my kb.json file as well as the contents of /themes and /fonts can be manually installed to speed along a new user's experience, if they're interested.