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Adrien Luxey's dotfiles

ZSH, Tmux, Vim and Sublime Text dotfiles for Debian-based distros (install.sh using apt).

Usage

Use install.sh to install the dependencies, Oh-My-Zsh, pull tmux and vim plugins, remove your previous dotfiles and symlink the new ones:

$ ./install.sh -h
    USAGE: ./install.sh [OPTIONS]

    OPTIONS:
    -s|--sublime    Install Sublime Text 3
    -h|--help               Show this help

    The script will install dependencies once (remove $HOME/.installed to redo) and symlink dotfiles to their destination in your $HOME.

If you do want to install through this script, import you SSH public key to github.com, otherwise the submodules will fail to pull.

If you want to do your own thing from these dotfiles, go read install.sh.

Some docs & refs

Licence

Public Domain, i.e. do whatever you want with this, but don't come and complain.