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./install.sh
Use --force to overwrite existing files:
./install.sh --force
# Show available commands make help # Install dotfiles make install # Force install (overwrites existing) make install-force # List available bash plugins make list-plugins # Enable a bash plugin make enable-plugin PLUGIN=theme.colorful.bash # Backup current dotfiles make backup # Uninstall make uninstall
Plugins are stored in bash/available/ and can be enabled by symlinking to bash/enabled/:
cd bash/enabled ln -s ../available/theme.colorful.bash .
Or use make:
make enable-plugin PLUGIN=theme.colorful.bash
- Bash: Custom prompt, history settings, aliases
- Git: Useful aliases and configurations
- Vim: Basic vim configuration
- Screen: Screen configuration
- Java/Go/Android: Environment setup scripts (enable as needed)