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For all to be inspired by and/or judge me by, my dotfiles.
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README.md

mitchell's dotfiles

This mostly exists for my convenient bootstrapping onto new systems, but it should be generalized enough for anyone to use it.

This repo contains my preferred configurations for:

  • fish shell
  • vim
  • tmux
  • git

Which also implies they are all dependencies to use the whole configuration.

Other dependencies:

  • rsync (for sync script)
  • curl (for fisher pkg manager)

To use all of the configurations:

  1. Clone this repo with the --recurse-submodules flag.
  2. cd into this repo and run the sync script (requires fish).
  3. If you haven't already either run fish or change your default shell by adding the result of which fish to /etc/shells and running chsh -s /path/to/fish yourusername and restart the terminal.
  4. Once using fish run fisher to install all fish plugins.
  5. Enjoy!