Dot-Files

I was getting annoyed with always keeping my config files in sync on multiple machines, so here are my configs and a script to install it.

Note: the installer over writes existing config files

This dotfiles also contains many utility functions which will get loaded whent he dependancies are met.

Sample Usage

I would recommend if that if you are going to use my script as is (which is probably a bad idea) then you should make it as a checkout in your home directory i.e. ~/dotfiles then everything will work as expected.

bash install.sh

Configuration

If there is a directory called "bin"/".bin" in your home directory it will be added to your PATH

Instead of changing the .bashrc file directly rather make a new file called bashrc_private in your home directory, and that will get sourced BEFORE creating the PS1 variable.

If you do not like my PS1 output just set a new variable called PS1_OVERRIDE in the bashrc_private and that will get used instead. If instead you just want to prepend mine then use PS1_PRE.

Notes

The font file in config/font.tff is the Hack font.

Helper functions:

To know what a function/alias done run the alias h then the function name to see what it does.

For a list of all defined functions/aliases run f

Shortcuts available:

I have made shortcuts for handbrake, ffmpeg, various OSX features and Termux features.

And there are utility functions for working with ADB.

For all the rest I highly suggest going through the various scripts.