./preinstall.sh
./install.sh
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If you use my dot files without modification you'd better damn fucking well know that you're running code written by someone else in a VERY personal place.
I do not recommend this. Instead, what you should do is fork this repo, and read through the files carefully and understand each piece, changing it to suit your personal needs. Remove anything you won't use or don't understand. Dotfiles are the most powerful things in the world, and can give your terminal wings, or cripple it completely.
I will not support you if you use these files and it sets your computer on fire, disables your terminal, doesn't work, or eats your kitten. You're on your own, and I hope that the pain is a useful lesson in why you should understand every line in your bashrc.
If you come up with something interesting or clever or make something work better, send me a pull request or drop a line to i at foo hack dot com.
To get the most out of these dotfiles, I recommend installing the following modern CLI tools:
- zoxide - A smarter cd command.
- eza - A modern, maintained replacement for ls.
- bat - A cat clone with wings.
- ripgrep (rg) - A line-oriented search tool.
- fd - A simple, fast and user-friendly alternative to 'find'.
- fzf - A command-line fuzzy finder.
- starship - The minimal, blazing-fast, and infinitely customizable prompt for any shell.
- television (tv) - A general purpose TUI for fuzzy selection.
On macOS, you can install them via Homebrew:
brew install zoxide eza bat ripgrep fd fzf starship television