Dot files

My dotfiles for Linux, Termux, Brainux, macOS, and FreeBSD. Most featured for Ubuntu and Fedora.

Key features

Bash

• Aliases for Python, Git, package managers, and GCC
• editrc and applyrc to edit and apply your ~/.bashrc
• pwdc to copy the current directory path to the clipboard
• copy to copy stdin to the clipboard
• hist to search your command history

Nano

• 2 spaces for one indent
• Show a tab as 2 spaces
• Use the supplied "natural" key bindings
• Enable all syntax definitions

Vim

• Syntax highlighting
• Use UTF-8 encoding
• 2 spaces for one indent
• Show a tab as 2 spaces
• Vim-airline
• Automatically add a closing tag for HTML/XML

Screen

• Use UTF-8 encoding
• Use Ctrl + J instead of Ctrl + A
• Pretty status bar with load average and time
• Other essential configuations (for my environment)

Tools

• tools/cegcc and tools/ceg++ to build a Windows CE (Armv5TEJ) app

Installation

Except for Brainux, run the following:

cd
git clone https://github.com/watamario15/dotfiles.git
cd dotfiles
./install.sh

Running ./initialize.sh will set up git and install some basic packages. You can also set up:

• CASLII/COMETII simulator (Osaka University) with ./initialize.sh caslcomet
• SHARP Brain development packages with ./initialize.sh brain (Currently AMD64/Arm64 Linux only)
• MediaWiki to XTBook conversion environment with ./initialize.sh xtbook (Currently AMD64/Arm64 Debian/Fedora-based only)

Brainux

You must run Brainux `initialize.sh' on a PC that already has the Brainux partition mounted, and you will need to manually perform some steps described in the script before running it.

• swap (Brainux) sets up a swap with a given size (MB), the default is 1024 MB
• usbg (Brainux) sets up the USB gadget