@onnimonni dotfiles. I'm full stack developer but I mainly work on devops and backend. These are my configs. This is personal backup for myself but hopefully you find it useful too. I deploy these with ansible so that I can have same configs in remote as locally.
Big thanks for @anttiviljami for years of guidance. I hope someday I will learn to play vimgolf but until then I will need these cheats.
Many configs and aliases are copied from mathiasbynens/dotfiles and paulirish/dotfiles. Thank you guys for sharing these those!
- Fish shell as default shell & plenty of noob friendly fish functions
- Different fish configuration between local and remote shells (see local.fish & remote.fish)
- Automatically starts ssh agent when terminal is opened
- Automatic rmate settings in order to use sublime text in remote servers.
- Automatic english spell checking on git commits with customizable word list
- Few automatic syntax checks on git commits (ruby,php,json)
- Custom nano keyboard mappings (I like
ctrl+c,ctrl+vandctrl+fa lot more than nano defaults) - Monokai theme for terminal (but darker background for better contrast)
- Custom keyboard mappings with seil and karabiner
- This includes my own keyboard layout based on Dvorak ( I implemented small tweaks for finnish language ).
Please try fish :)! It is much more pleasant than bash.
- aspell - for automatic spell checking in git commits
- cowsay - it makes ansible deployments much more funnier
- wifi-password - just type
wifi-passwordif someone asks for it. Simple but convenient. - ansible - For large remote deployments
- docker - Docker client to run docker locally (Choose from
docker-machineanddlite)
- spectacle - Really fancy open source window resizer with configurable hotkeys.
- iterm2 - Better terminal than default.
- karabiner - Custom keyboard mappings.
- seil - Override system keys into whatever you want to.
- slack - Slack is simple but configurable chat for organisations.
- vagrant - Really easy virtual machine configuration.
- virtualbox - Virtual machine engine for vagrant.
- skype - Usually people use this for video meetings. I like google hangouts but skype has more users.
- gpgtools - Please start using OpenPGP as soon as you can. Emails are not so secure as you think. This works well with OS-X mail.app.
- vlc - For playing whatever videos you want to. VLC can handle them all.
These all will be installed using .install.sh.
- evernote - For your random thoughts and notes. Has really slick search and becames better more you use it!
- Mail.app - Only one which works well with gpg. I miss mailbox for UI.
- Keychain Access.app - For storing secrects like passwords and notes. Even works between iOS and OS-X devices.
copyclip2 - Saves ridiculous amount of hours and only costs 4.99$.
sublime text 3 - My preferred text editor costs hefty 70$ but is so awesome I could not work without it.
I think you can use atom by github too. Sublime just has a lot faster search algorithm than atom (according to my subjective testing).
RescueTime Premium - Rescuetime saves a lot time. It automatically produces reports for you about your computer usage patterns. I'm really lousy in tracking hours so this is priceless. $72/year
$ git clone https://github.com/onnimonni/dotfiles ~/.dotfiles
$ rcup -d ~/.dotfiles -x UNLICENSE -x README.md
# Installs utilities and additional settings
$ bash ~/.dotfiles/.install.sh
# Installs os-x sensible defaults from mathiasbynens/dotfiles
$ bash ~/.dotfiles/osx
# This only works in fish shell
$ update-dotfiles
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