Set zsh as your login shell:
chsh -s $(which zsh)Check out the dotfiles:
git clone https://github.com/icelab/dotfiles.git ~/.dotfiles-icelabInstall the dotfiles:
~/.dotfiles-icelab/script/setupFrom time to time, pull down any updates to these dotfiles:
cd ~/.dotfiles-icelab
git pullThen apply them:
rcupPut your customizations in dotfiles ending with .local:
~/.aliases.local~/.gitconfig.local~/.zshenv.local~/.zshrc.local
For example, your ~/.aliases.local might look like this:
# Personal git shortcuts
alias gs='git status'
alias gd='git diff'
Your ~/.gitconfig.local might look like this:
[user]
name = Tim Riley
email = [email protected]
Your ~/.zshenv.local might look like this:
# Use Sublime Text as default editor
export VISUAL=subl
export EDITOR=$VISUAL
You can put additional zsh configuration in the ~/.zsh/configs directory. This
includes two special subdirectories: pre, for files that must be loaded first,
and post, for files that must be loaded last.
The ~/.zshrc.local file is loaded after ~/.zsh/configs.
The rcrc configuration in these dotfiles also looks for a separate
~/.dotfiles directory. If you create this directory, fill it with your own
dotfiles, then run rcup, those dotfiles will be used in combination with (and
in preference to) these ones. See Tim's dotfiles as an example.
Thanks to Thoughtbot for rcm and their own dotfiles, which formed the basis for this collection.
These dotfiles are maintained by Icelab.