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Why don’t you put your dotfiles on Github?

By On September 19, 2012 · Leave a Comment

What exactly are dotfiles some of you might ask? It’s those little settings file that swirl around in your $HOME directory (~) on your Linux or Mac OS X machine and sometime you have to change them to adjust your configuration with them.

What are dotfiles?

These might include settings for vim, screen, tmux, bash, [...]

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zsh – a bash alternative that’s easily customizable with oh-my-zsh

By On February 18, 2012 · 6 Comments

I think I now what you are thinking right now: “Why do I even NEED an alternative to bash?”. And I can tell you I thought the same, too. Bash is perfect, there’s auto completion, a command history and all those neat things that help you being productive when using the shell.

And then one [...]

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