This repo mostly stores configuration for my dev setup. There's also a separate
sister repo called dotvim with my vim/neovim configuration.
Even though I do believe that you could find a bunch of cool, fun and interesting stuff in this repo, I'm afraid it's going to be hard to discover these things because of the bad organization in the repo. The first commit in the repo is dated Oct 10 2016 and since then I have learned a lot, but I pretty much never pay any time to come up with a good system to organize the repo, I just fix whatever breaks and add new stuff when I need it. Appologies for the mess!
My dev setup these days consists of these parts:
alacritty for the terminal on all of my machines (I
use it on all three linux, WSL on windows and macos). I just need the terminal
to show colored text, my config is minimal and is in alacritty.toml.
tmux for multitasking/multiplexing or whatever you call it when you have multiple terminal windows. I have a number of nice features for my tmux, but I'm not going to tell you about them, sorry. Files:
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tmux.conf- root -
tmux/*- extra files -
jai/tmux-util.jai- a Jai program which implements a bunch of my utilities for tmux including a custom status line -
neovim for my code editor but also sometimes just
vim(RIP Bram). The config is in a different repo for mostly historical reasons https://github.com/gmoshkin/dotvim.
Whenever I need to setup a new machine I spend about a day manually threading
through all the crap using the deploy.sh script and other stuff.