My configuration files for ZSH, vim etc. The files are best suited for Debian and derived Linux distros, but at least the ZSH config is quite adaptive.
To install, run ./install. It will create symlinks in your home folder, pointing to the files and directories in the 'config' directory.
Any existing files or folders will be moved to a backup directory, stated by the script. The contents of the backup directory are ignored by git.
The files will be kept up to date by ZSH, which will check git for updates on startup, if it hasn't done so in a week.
To manually update, run update_dotfiles in ZSH. That command will also reload the ZSH config if updates were found. Of course, git pull in the repository works equally well, but that doesn't reload any config.
One can also make sure an automatic update check is run on the next opening of ZSH by running update_dotfiles defer.
The zshrc configuration file can have a local configuration in addition to the shared one coming from this repository. This is achieved by creating a .zshrc.local file in your home folder.
All files in this repository are, unless stated otherwise, Copyright Joakim Tufvegren and free to redistribute and/or modify as long as credit is given where credit is due.