Shell Configs - Revision history

Leo at 21:13, 4 February 2021

2021-02-04T21:13:52Z

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			A basic mode can be used to only configure applications but not shell or SSH keys (useful for shared environments):

	{{Navbox Linux}}[[Category:Linux]]		{{Highlight
			\| code = $ curl https://leo.leung.xyz/bash {{!}} sh -s basic
			\| lang = terminal
			}}


			{{Navbox Linux}}
			[[Category:Linux]]
	[[Category:LinuxUtilities]]		[[Category:LinuxUtilities]]

Leo at 22:39, 14 June 2020

2020-06-14T22:39:45Z

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	Linux power users typically symlink their shell environment settings into a set of '~~dot files~~' which can then be version controlled. ~~However,~~ I have been using a slightly different approach where my shell configuration (including vim configs and plugins, SSH authorized_keys, etc.) are copied directly to the home directory. This is a matter of personal taste as I really don't like seeing symlinks littered across my home directory, though the downside to this method is that changes can't be made directly on the home directory as it isn't the source of truth anymore.		Linux power users typically symlink their shell environment settings into a set of 'dotfiles' which can then be version controlled. You can easily find other's dotfiles by searching 'dotfiles' on github.

			I have been using a slightly different approach where my shell configuration (including vim configs and plugins, SSH authorized_keys, etc.) are copied directly to the home directory. This is a matter of personal taste as I really don't like seeing symlinks littered across my home directory, though the downside to this method is that changes can't be made directly on the home directory as it isn't the source of truth anymore.

	My shell configs can be viewed at https://git.steamr.com/leo/shell-configs. As part of the configs, there is a bootstrap shell script which I run directly via wget to setup or update the account I'm working on.		My shell configs can be viewed at https://git.steamr.com/leo/shell-configs. As part of the configs, there is a bootstrap shell script which I run directly via wget to setup or update the account I'm working on.
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	$ curl https://git.steamr.com/leo/shell-configs/raw/master/bootstrap.sh {{!}} sh && exec bash		$ curl https://git.steamr.com/leo/shell-configs/raw/master/bootstrap.sh {{!}} sh && exec bash
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	{{Navbox Linux}}[[Category:Linux]]		{{Navbox Linux}}[[Category:Linux]]
	[[Category:~~Todo~~]]		[[Category:LinuxUtilities]]

Leo at 22:37, 14 June 2020

2020-06-14T22:37:05Z

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	My shell configs can be viewed at https://git.steamr.com/leo/shell-configs.		Linux power users typically symlink their shell environment settings into a set of 'dot files' which can then be version controlled. However, I have been using a slightly different approach where my shell configuration (including vim configs and plugins, SSH authorized_keys, etc.) are copied directly to the home directory. This is a matter of personal taste as I really don't like seeing symlinks littered across my home directory, though the downside to this method is that changes can't be made directly on the home directory as it isn't the source of truth anymore.

			My shell configs can be viewed at https://git.steamr.com/leo/shell-configs. As part of the configs, there is a bootstrap shell script which I run directly via wget to setup or update the account I'm working on.

	The bootstrap command to load the configs is:		The bootstrap command to load the configs is:
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	$ curl https://git.steamr.com/leo/shell-configs/raw/master/bootstrap.sh {{!}} sh && exec bash		$ curl https://git.steamr.com/leo/shell-configs/raw/master/bootstrap.sh {{!}} sh && exec bash
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2019-09-01T06:22:36Z

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Leo: Leo moved page Bash Profile to Shell Configs without leaving a redirect: Not just for bash, and not just profile either

2019-09-01T02:27:53Z

Leo moved page Bash Profile to Shell Configs without leaving a redirect: Not just for bash, and not just profile either

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Leo: pipe

2017-03-17T03:19:42Z

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	The bootstrap command to load the configs is:		The bootstrap command to load the configs is:
	{{highlight\|lang=terminal\|code=		{{highlight\|lang=terminal\|code=
	$ curl https://git.steamr.com/leo/shell-configs/raw/master/bootstrap.sh \| sh && exec bash		$ curl https://git.steamr.com/leo/shell-configs/raw/master/bootstrap.sh {{!}} sh && exec bash
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