An amazing vim config, a mediocre zsh config, and (for those with no fear) emojis in your terminal.

Also my script for quickly updating/installing my dotfiles on many machines.

sudo apt update
sudo apt install git vim fonts-powerline exuberant-ctags zsh gdb curl openssh-server -y

• Combined Using setup.sh

  git clone this repository, then:

  git clone --recurse-submodules -j8 https://github.com/rbaas293/dotfiles.git
  cd dotfiles
  ./setup.sh [--offline] [--verbose]

  An optional offline mode is included which provides the functionality to run the script on an online computer then transfer it to an offline computer. This method assumes there is an apt/pacman mirror on the offline network.

  Simply pass the --offline switch to setup.py while online to download the required repositories, then transfer this repo to the offline machine and run again.

• zsh

  sudo ./dotfilesInstallScripts/zsh_deps.sh
  ./dotfilesInstallScripts/zshsetup.sh
  python3 update_dotfiles.py --install -f .zshrc
  sudo chsh -s /usr/bin/zsh

• vim

  sudo ./dotfilesInstallScripts/vim_deps.sh
  ./update_dotfiles.py --install -f .vimrc
  vim

usage: update_dotfiles.py [-h] [--list-files] [--list-repos] [--install]
                          [-f FILES [FILES ...]] [--commit COMMIT] [--verbose]

This is a quick script to update dotfiles quickly. Settings are located in
~/.config/my-dotfiles-settings

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --list-files          Lists files that will be updated
  --list-repos          List the repo locations that will be updated
  --install             Install files to current user's config
  -f FILES [FILES ...], --files FILES [FILES ...]
                        Specific files that you would like to update
  --commit COMMIT       Commit message for git repo
  --verbose             verbose mode