README.md

Dotfiles

This repository is where I manage my dotfiles and configs. They are currently focused on my C++, Common Lisp, and Ruby work using Emacs and Git.

There are Common Lisp init files for the following implementations:

• Armed Bear Common Lisp (ABCL)
• Clozure Common Lisp (CCL)
• CLISP
• Embeddable Common Lisp (ECL)
• Steel Bank Common Lisp (SBCL)

Introduction

The files in this repository are stored in my ~/dotfiles directory.

They are symlinked to from their dot-prefixed versions in the home directory at ~/.

The symlinks appear like this in the home directory:

.abcl_completions -> /home/jon/dotfiles/abcl_completions
.abclrc           -> /home/jon/dotfiles/abclrc
.bash_aliases     -> /home/jon/dotfiles/bash_aliases
.bashrc           -> /home/jon/dotfiles/bashrc
.ccl-init.lisp    -> /home/jon/dotfiles/ccl-init.lisp
.clisprc.lisp     -> /home/jon/dotfiles/clisprc.lisp
.eclrc            -> /home/jon/dotfiles/eclrc
.editorconfig     -> /home/jon/dotfiles/editorconfig
.emacs            -> /home/jon/dotfiles/emac
.exports          -> /home/jon/dotfiles/exports
.gitconfig        -> /home/jon/dotfiles/gitconfig
.gitignore_global -> /home/jon/dotfiles/gitignore_global
.inputrc          -> /home/jon/dotfiles/inputrc
.irbrc            -> /home/jon/dotfiles/irbrc
.lisprc           -> /home/jon/dotfiles/lisprc
.profile          -> /home/jon/dotfiles/profile
.sbclrc           -> /home/jon/dotfiles/sbclrc
.vimrc            -> /home/jon/dotfiles/vimrc

How to use

• Clone the repository into ~/dotfiles/

• Create symlinks for each dotfile from your home directory to the repository file in ~/dotfiles

For example, to symlink .bash_aliases to ~/dotfiles/bash_aliases, run the following in the terminal:

$ ln -s ~/dotfiles/bash_aliases ~/.bash_aliases

Happy dotfile-ing!

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