Here are some of the dotfiles for most of my systems.

I use gnu stow to manage them. Stow provides a clean and portable way to symlink all of the dotfiles to the appropriate directory

Simply run:

$ cd ~ 
$ git clone http://github.com/ryanlevy/dotfiles
$ cd dotfiles
$ ./link.sh

$ cd dotfiles
$ ./remove.sh

and if you're feeling brave:

cd ..
rm -rf dotfiles

If there are changes from the repository

$ git pull
$ ./rescan.sh

The directory setup is something like:

├── .gitignore
├── bash
│ └── .bashrc
├── link.sh
├── remove.sh
├── rescan.sh
└── vim
 ├── .vim
 │ └── colors
 │ ├── desert.vim
 │ ├── monokai.vim
 │ └── solarized.vim
 └── .vimrc

Simply put the folder name as the application and any dotfiles inside, then stow will symlink them:

$ ls -al ~ | grep rc
lrwxr-xr-x 1 ryanlevy staff .bashrc -> dotfiles/bash/.bashrc
lrwxr-xr-x 1 ryanlevy staff .vimrc -> dotfiles/vim/.vimrc

More of a tutorial or here.

I keep some of my prefered settings for Jupyter (and the IPython kernel) in here. The install script I run can be found here.

Helpful things to have installed beforehand:

• brew
• stow (clone from source , or brew install stow)
• tree (brew install tree if on mac)

• vim solarized / solarized
• monokai