Configuration for my command line.
This is really all you need to run in order to get my configuration up and running in your home directory. From a command-line in either Linux or Mac OSX, you should just be able to run:
./install.sh
And it should do everything it does.
To allow me to have files that are private, and to allow you to override
any of the files that are present in this repository, the installation
script will attempt to link things from ${HOME}/Google Drive/dotfiles
in the corresponding directories.
Likewise, the .bash_profile that is included here will look to source
any files in ${HOME}/Google Drive/dotfiles/bash_profile_includes.
There are several font packages included here. Before Yosemite, OSX made
it super easy to add fonts by allowing you to just drop them into a
directory. If you are on a version of OSX older than Yosemite, the
install.sh script will do just that.
If you're on a more recent version of OSX, in order to install any fonts, you will have to go into Font Book to manually import them:
Click on the plus, and choose the folder, and it should import them correctly. Personally, I've been using Hasklig since it is Source Code Pro + some ligatures.
The current version uses !(https://github.com/junegunn/vim-plug)[vim-plug]
to manage VIM plugins. During installation, it will briefly open VIM
to run the plugin installation process. If you'd like to edit the list
of plugins, they are at the bottom of the .vimrc file.