The aim of the dotfiles project is to configure Bash to provide a better user experience while using the command-line.
Supported operating systems are:
- macOS
- Ubuntu
- Raspbian
- Limited support for other Linux non-Debian based distributions
Most of the scripts should work well with other Linux distributions. If the installation ends with a message "Operating system not supported" see the system_detect function and examine the following condition statement.
Most common installation on a workstation
export USER_NAME="Dan Stefaniuk"
export USER_EMAIL="daniel.stefaniuk@gmail.com"
curl -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/stefaniuk/dotfiles/master/dotfiles -o - | /bin/bash -s -- \
--update-os \
--install=utils-bundle,developer-bundle,stefaniuk-bundle \
--config \
--sudo
Minimal installation
curl -L http://bit.ly/shell-dotfiles -o - | /bin/bash -s -- --minimal
All files will be installed in the user's home directory.
After reloading Bash dotfiles command should be available on the command-line. Below is a screenshot of an installation of an additional software package managed by the dotfiles.
This project can be tested in a Docker container provided along with the source code. To use this facility, please make sure that VirtualBox and Vagrant are installed and available on the command-line.
cd ./opt
vagrant up
vagrant ssh
make build create start install bash
- Migrate to oh-my-zsh
- Use git-crypt
- Fix
dotfiles-maninstallation, i.e.~/dotfiles --extension-man - Better name handling for bundles installation and configuration
- SSH key add function
- Provide functionality to toggle Bash completion and alias scripts in
etc/profile.d - Refactor
system_info - Fix
system_test - Version
dotfiles - Configure
htop - Remap the Caps Lock